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HARNESS  MAKERS 

WITH  ; 

LOOP    PLATES 

Of  every  description  and  size,  by  the    \ 
sett  or  single. 

EMBOSSING  &  PRINTING 

ROLLS,    FOR 

Saddle    and  Trunk 

MAKERS. 

And     Marking   Brands   for   Names, 

Post  office  stamps,  S^ocieiy  and  office 

Seals  and  Stamps. 

HATTERS'  GILDING  DIES, 


EMBOSSING  &   SECTIONAL   WREATHS. 

&c.,  &c., 

At  the  lowest  market  prices. 

A   CASE,    containing  specimens   of  work,  may  be  seen 

at  the  Drug  Store  of  R.  H.  Trippe,  cor.  of  Broad 

and  Market  streets,  Newark,  N.  J., 

Where  all  orders  left,  will  be  punctually  attended  to 


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CABINET  MANUFACTORY 


AND 


119  Market  Street. 


ALSO,. 


General  Furnishing  Upholstery, 

Such  as  Mattrasses,  Feather  Beds,  Church  cushions, 
Drapery,  Window  Curtains,  Gilt  and  metal  Cornices, 
Gimp  Fringes,  Tassels,  Cords.  Shades  of  Linen  or  trans- 
parencies, paper  Hangings,  &c. 


FOWLER'S  Improved  Patent  Premium  BEDSTEAT  i 

—Mahogany,  Black  Walnut,  Cherry  and    WH^td^l^j^ 

ofTins,  also,  Plates,  Caps,  Shrouds,  Hearses,  &.(     *^^'' 
J  at  short  notice  and  on  reasonable  terms. 


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<«  MANUFACTURING  COMPANY.  >» 

AT  Warehouse    53    Maiden    Lane,    New    York.  ^ 

(^  Offer  for  sale  as  above,  on  liberal  terms,  a  large  an^/^ 
^^superior  assortment  of  India  Rubber  Goods,  embracing^ 
^^<  almost  every  article  manufactured  from  Goodyear's  )§/ 

<«  •  >>> 

(<^^         Patent  Metalic  Insoluble  Rubber.         ^ 

/j^  Among  the  articles  are  to  be  found  India  Rubber  Shoes^ 
•//for  Ladies,  Gentlemen  and  Children,  of  the  most  beauti-^^^ 
^ful  finish  yet  acquired  for  this  article,  all  of  which  are^ 
^warranted.  ^ 

«<  CARRIAGE  CLOTHS.  >» 

^  Coach  trimmings,  aprons,  curtains  and  Enamelled  Cloth,  vs\ 
^h  a  most  beautiful  article.  v^ 

^<  INDIA  RUBBER  CLOTHING,  >^ 

^  of  every  description,  which  is  highly  commended  to  ^ 
v^  persons  exposed.  ^ 

<^<  INDIA  RUBBER  HOSE.  >>> 

wk  No  person  should  be  without  this  article,  who  has  the^ 
^benefit  of  a  Hydrant,  on  their  premises.  It  is  very  dura- w 
^ble  and  perfectly  clean,  can  be  taken  into  any  part  of  the  W 
^  house  without  soiling  carpets  or  other  furniture.  ^/ 

«i  »> 

^<'  Lidia  Rubbe7'  Machine  Banding, 


\      m     Experience  has  proved  this  article  to  be  the  best  now     ^ 
^  in  use  for  this  purpose.  ^ 

«<  INDIA  RUBBER  WHIPS.  >» 

^j     These  Whips  (made  exclusively  by  this  Company,)  are^ 
^a  most  excellent  article,  and  are  warranted  to  all  purcha-^ 
^^sers,  and  will  be  furnished  in  quantities  on  very  liberal/^ 
V- terms  to  the  trade.  )^ 

^     The  above  goods  are  warranted  to  be  of  the  best  quali- w 
v? ty,  and  this  company  hold  themselves  responsible  to  make]!^ 
/'/,  ^good  the  warrantee.  ^} 

Wi(«  H.  HUTCHINSON,  President.     »i 


$.DOD^ 


ENGRAVER, 

'A  few  rods  from  the  Turnpike 
Road,  leading  from  Newark  i  . 
Bloorafield,  N.  J. 


supplied   with  Gilding  and 
Blank  Rolls  and  Stamps,   Side 

and    Back  Ornaments    for 

Press    "VVork,   Steel  and  Brass 

Border  lines. 

Lettering    Blocks    and 
Boxes  for  Press, 

Lellcring    pallets    for    Binders 
Banks,. and  Merchants,  Steel 

polishers,  Round  and  Flat,  Back 

Gages,  Beating  Hammers, 

Press  Plates,  &c.,  &c., 

The  above  arc  offered  to  the 
public  at  reduced  prices,  and  war- 
I  rallied  to  answer  the  purposes  lor 
Jwhich  they  are  made,  or  the  ar- 
fii'-lc  may  be  returned  and  the 
price  will  he  refunded, 
tjidti-:-  Tett  wifh  A.  S.  Holbrook. 

Book  ai.d  Job  Printer,  tear 
333  Broad  St.,  or  J.  Smith  Book 

Binder,  No.  1  Commerce  st. 
or  R.  H.  Trippe,  Druggist  cor- 
ner Broad  and  Market 
Kts..  or  G.  fl.  Jones'  City  Coflfce 

House,  No.  152  Market  st., 
punctually  attended  to  &  prompt- 
ly executed. 


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s  w|     DODD    &    ¥AKEMAN 

^  MAMDFACTtJRERS    &    IMPORTERS   OF 


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SUSPENDER  WEBBING. 

No.  131  Market  Street, 


^B.  DODD,  ) 

h-  p.  WAKEMAN.  \ 


NEWARK,  N.  J. 


J  ALSO,   MANUFACTDRERS   OF  \ 

^SUSPENDER,  VEST  AND  PANTALOON  BFCKI^ES.^ 

\  SCARLETT,  DODD  &  CO.,  < 

^  MANUFACTURERS  OF  ] 

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At  Hedenherg's  Works,  Inclined  Plane. 
>  NEWARK,  N,  J. 


^WILLIAM  SCARLETT, 
^BETHUEL  DODD. 
[m.  p.  WAKEMAN 


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I     Looking  Glass  Manufactory, 

125  Market  Street, 
)A    FEW    DOORS    WEST    OF    BROAD    STREET 

Every  description  and  size  of  Looking  Glasses  may  be\ 
j  had  at  the  above  Factory,  of  the  best  quality  and  at  as  low  I. 
'  prices  as  can  be  had  any  where  for  the  same  quality  of( 
(article. 

FRENCH  PIER  GLASSES, 

Of  the  largest  sizes  put  up  in  the  most  fashionable 

style.     Frames 

PORTRAITS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES,  ^ 

On  hand    and  made  to   order,  of  the  newest  and  most  ^ 

'  fashionable  pattern.     Portrait  Frames,  Engravings,  Cer-  Q 

aificatcs,  Needlework  and    Pictures  of  all  kinds,  framed  ^ 

jat  short  notice  in  Gold  or  Rosewood. 

GLASS. 
Large  size  Window  and  Picture  Glass,  French  and 

American,  cut  to  order. 
N.   B.     All  kinds  Repairing,   Regilding  and   Plating! 
J  done  with  despatch.  0): 

C.  G.  Campbell,  A.  Campbell. 

CORNELIUS   WALSH, 

^3 'Lgr  ^  IF>  £S  £7  !£>  S:£Q  £S2  B 

PANTALOON  &  VEST  BUCKLEi 

MANUFACTURER, 

Foot  Hamilton  Street,  Rail  Road  Avenue. 


S.  O.  HEATON, 

OAK    HALL    ' 

1  ©  [L  ®  T  ffi]  a  ffia  (g  i 

ESTABLISHMENT. 


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276  Broad  street,  Newark,  N.  J. 


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teHXRUNKS,  CARPET  BAGS  &  UMBRELLAS^ 

I        Constantly  on  hand  from  the  best  manufactories.        \ 


HATS  AND  CAPS  ) 

ciOF   SUPERIOR   STYLE  &,  WORKMANSHIP^ 
Constantly  on  hand  and  for  sale  cheap  for  cash.         f 


eg    DRAPERS  AND  TAILORS, 

298  Broad  St  near  Market, 

AT  OLD  STAND, 

Would  call  the  attention  of  the  inhabitants  of  Newark 
[and  its  vicinity,  to  their  CASH  Tailoring  Establishment, 
where  they  have  on  hand  an  assortment  of 

French^  English  and  mlmerican 


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BLACK,  BLUE,  BLUE  BLACK,  &c.,  &c., 


ALSO    A  VARIETY    OF 

ENGLISH,    FRENCH,     AND    AMERICAN 
DOESKINS  AND  CASSIMERES,  BLACK, 
IC4  PLAIN  AND  FIGURED  SATIN 

AND  SILK  VESTINGS. 

They  also  have  on  hand  a  suitable  stock  of  Summer 

Goods,  such  as  ^'>^ 

Wrap    (T    Etc,   Anglo    Tweeds,    and    Gassimei^es^^ 

which  they   will   make  to  order 

\ln    the   best    manner    and   on    reasonable   terms^ 

gThey  have  on  hand,  in  addition  to  the  above,  an  assort-| 

ment  of  Shirts,  Bosoms,  Collars,  Cravats,  Stocks, 
fSuspenders,  Gloves,  &c.,  &c.,  which  they  offer  for  sale| 

on  the  most  reasonable  terms. 
|B.  F.  Heaton, J-  L-  Currie. 

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JACOB  STUCKY, 


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j  No.  252  Broad,  between  Bank  and  Academy  Street. 

<  (THE  OLD  STAND,) 

i  Would  call  the   attention  of  his   friends  and  the  public 
to  his  extensive  assortnient  of 

Spring  and  Summer  Clothing. 

(READY  MADE,) 

Comprising  Gentlemens'  wear  of  every  description 

Warranted    well  made. 
He  has  constantly  on  hand,  French  and  English 

BKOAD   6!tOTHS> 

CASSIMERES.    VESTINGS,    DRILLINGS, 
SATINETTS,  &c.  &c. 


which  he  will  make  up  and  warrant  to  fit,  or  no  sale. 

In  addition  to  which  he  keeps  constantly  on  hand  Hosiery, 
Gloves,  Suspenders,   Handkerchiefs,  Shirts,  Cellars, 
Bosoms,  Cravats  and  every  article  in  the  gentle- 
man's furnisliing  line,  whicii  will  be  sold  ; 

CHEAP  FOR  READY  PAY. 


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GEORGE  H.  VERNON 

^^        MERCHANT  TAILOE, 
Ho.  310   BROAD   ST. 

NHavinff  taken   the   above   store   for   the   manufacture  ol^fev^S 


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f   ALL   ITS    VARIOUS  BRANCHES, 

Wy,->Ts  now  prepared  to  furnish  those  who  may  favor  hi  m^'o^ 
5f^,<.  wiih  their  custom,  on  as  favorable  terms  as  any  other  >(-^^^ 
p)An  establishment  of  the  J<ind  in  the  city.  W>-Xd 

0^  Haviner  on  hand  a  large  assortment  of  fine  French  andJ~)5-(o 
^i^English  Broad  cloths,  Cassimeres,  Vestings,  and  Fancy5)^^ 
jycDress  goods-  Also  Shirts,  Drawers,  Bosoms  and  Collars, /^%Y^ 
,">^Stocl<s,  Suspenders,  Cravais,  Gloves,  Scarfs,  Silic  and^^Cp^ 
'::::I^Linen  Handkerchiefs,  and  every  article  in  the  furnishing^:^^^^ 
r^.ine  made  to  order  at  the  shortest  notice. 


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iLOITDOir  'WATCHES,! 

[Receive   regularly    and  directly  from  the    manufacturersgvj 
the  first  quality  of  B3>T 

WATCH  MOVEMENTS, 

Which  are  sold  at  Wholesale  and  Retail. 
THE  BEST  QUALITY  OF 


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[Jg  ESCAPEMENT,  ft^ 

jviKCan  be  obtained  to  order,  with  the  name  of  the  personj^W 
r^  orderinjT  engraved  on  the  movement  by  the  maker,  S^l 
L^  if  desired.     Also  a  general  assortment  of  ^J 

!<SeNGLTSH&  FRENCH  GOLD  &S1LVERWATCHES'£3 
fS8  CLOCKS,  JEWELRY.    SILVER   WORK,  |2J 

^SPECTACLES,  GOLD  PINS,  FLA  I  ED  WARE  ANDpJ^ 

^«:^5For  Sale  at  the  Sign  of  the  Newark  Jewrlry  Store^ 

268  BROAD  STREET. 

,^    S.  BALDWIN,  RICH'D  SMITH. 

r^Fi?ie  Watches  carefully  and  skilfully  repaired.% 


NEWARK 

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THEODORE  R.  LAFOY, 

iVb  314  Broad  Street, 

IVASBZZ^CtTON  BAZiZi  BVZZiBINGS. 

Has  conslanily  on  hand  a  full  and  complete  assortment 

of  Jewelry',  Fancy    Articles,   Music  and  Musical 

Instruments. 


I        JEWELRY    DEPARTMENT. 

Gold  and  Silver  Patent  Lever,  Duplex,  Anchor,  Verti-y^ 
'cal,  Lepine,  Verge  and  Detached  Lever  Watches,  Curb.^^ 
polished  and  Swii-s  Guard  Chains,  Fob  and  Vest  Chains^ 
of  all  patterns;  Silver,  Shell  and  Russet  Card  Cases  ;J>3 
'Gold  and  Silver  Enameled,  Engraved  and  Plain  Pencils ;>^ 
'Ladies'  Single  Stoned,  Cluster,  Mosaic,  Cameo,  Corne-><^ 
Mian,  Jet,  Enamelled,  Mourning  and  Plain  Brnoches.Si^ 
;Gent's  Cluster,  Single  Stoned,  Enamelled,  and  Plain^' 
!  Studs  ;  Finger  Rings  of  all  patterns,  &c. 

MUSICAL    DEPARTMENT. 

Piano  Fortes,  from  the  bestmaker'?;  Violins;  Clario-G); 
jnetts,  Flutes,  Fifes,  Flageolets,  Bass  Violins,  Drums,  Me- 
jtronomes,  Violin  Bows.  Accordeons,  Tunin^r  Forks,  Vio- 
;lin,  Violincello  and  Guitar  Strings,  Trimmings  for  all  In-J 
cCOstruments  ;  a  large  assortment  of  songs,  Duetts,  &c.,  com- 
?|oP'ising  all  the  latest  publications;  also  Instrumental  Mu-C 
Sxl.'sicand  Sacred  Songs,  &c.,  &c. 


&n  Watches^  Clocks,  and  Jewelry  repaired  in  the  bes, 
6^  stt/le  and  Warranted. 

Q^j    f\]A    Gold    and    Silver    taken    in     Exchanne. 


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^  HENRY  EVANS, 

CLOCK  AND  WATCH  MAKER, 

289   Broad    Street, 

KEEPS  CONSTANTLY   ON  HAND 

A  GENERAL  ASSORTMENT  OF 

[WATCHES,  CLOCKS  and  JEWELRY,! 

Which  he  offers  for  sale  at  a  fair  profit. 

Clock  and  watch  repairing  done  at  the  shortest  notice 

and  in  the  best  manner. 


JONAS.    S.    CRANE, 

CLOCK  and   WATCH  MAKER, 

262  Broad  Street, 
(ADJOINING  THE    OLD  BANK) 

KEEPS    CONSTANTLY    ON    HAND 

A  GOOD  ASSORTMENT    pF  JEWELRY. 
D3^Particular  attention  peid  to  Repairing,_/3Q 


ANDREW    L.   WILLIAMS, 

WATCH  and    CLOCK  MAKER, 

226^  Broad  Street. 

A  GENERAL  ASSORTMENT  OF 

IJewelry,  Watches,  Clocks,  Spoons,  Spectacles,  ^c.,^ 

CONSTANTLY  ON  HAND. 

Repairing  Watches  and  Jewelry  punctually 
ATTENDED  TO. 


WESLEYAN  INSTITUTE 

Sax  Mah  a\\b  £zma[e  €bticatiou. 


SIDERA  CHASE,    VI.  A.  Principal, 
Assisted  by  twelve  thorough  and  accomplished  Teachers,  J 
Male  and    Female.  * 

This  Institution  is  located  between  Hiiih  and  Shipman  f  ) 
streetd,  near  the  corner  of  William      The  entrance  for  J  J 


ladies  is  from  Shipman  street  Genilemen  enter  at  the 
western  front  on  High  street. 

Tiie  N.  W.  Institute  combines  the  advantages  of  both 
a  Male  and  Female  Academy,  located  under  the  same 
roof,  subject  to  the  same  government,  ana  taught  by  a 
joint  Faculty. 

It  embraces  two  distinct  suites  of  rooms,  on  opposite 
sides  of  the  edifice,  connecting  only  ai  the  Principal's  of- 
fice, the  Kecitatior\  rooms,  and  the  Chapel.  Young  gen- 
tlemen and  ladies  only  meet  in  the  presence  of  their  tea- 
chers ;  their  study  rooms  being  entirely  separate.  You:ig 
Ladies  have  the  double  advantage  of  studying  under  the 
supervision  of  Female  teachers,  and  of  hearing  the  lec- 
tures and  receiving  the  instructions  of  the  gentlemen  Pro- 
fessors, in  the  sciences  and  languages. 

The  Male  and  Female  departments  are  each  classified 
in  three  divisions,  viz  :  Primary,  Middle,  and  Academic. — 
Each  division  is  subdivided  into  giades,  according  to  the 
advancement  of  scholars. 

.COURSE  OF  STUDY. 

PRIMARY    DIVISION. 

Reading,  Spelling,  Defining,  Elementary  Geography, 
History,  and  Arithmetic,  Piiilosophy  of  common  things, 
Linear  Drawing,  Composition  of  sentences,  Vocal  Music. 

MIDDLE     DIVISION. 

Reading,  Spelling,  Defining,  Grammar,  Arithmetic,  An- 
*  >  cient  and  Modern  Geography,    Ptiilosophy.  Penmanship, 
5  J  Ancient  and  Modern  Historyi  the  use  of  Globes,  and  the 
>  /  construction  of  Maps,  the  Elements  <d  Latin,  and  of  Nat- 
ural    Science,  Composition     and    Declamation,    Linear 
\  Drawing. 


ACADEMIC   DIVISION.  ^   ._ 

^^^^"^Lalin,  Greek,  Algebra,  Geometry,  Trigonometry,  Men-  i 


Elocution. 


J  J  suration  of  hejohts  and  distances,  Surveying,  Book  Keep-  }  } 
f  i  ing,  Natural  Philosophy.  Chemistry^  Botany,  Mineralogy,  t  / 

I 

J  f  El 

f  i  The  Academic  year  commences  on  the  first  Monday  in  t  t 
J  i  September,  and  is  divided  into  four  quarters  of  eleven  ^  \ 
i  t  weeks  each.  )  J 

*  {  TERMS  OF  TUITION.  J  J 

'  i  All  bills  to  be  paid  on  or  before  the  fifth  Wednesday  in  each  f  j 
1   f  quarter.  ^     t  } 

\    \  PRIMARY    DIVISION.  f 

f  t         First  grade,      $3,50        Second  grade,      $4,00         t 

i    i  MIDDLE    DIVISION.  "       t 

i  J         First  grade,      $5,00        Second  grade,      $7,00         J 

'    j  ACADEMIC     DIVISION.  i 

)  /  First  and  second  grade  $8,00.  } 

i  f  Normal  Classes,  $8,00  per  quarter.      *  f 

J  J  One  daily  Recitation  in  Normal  class,  $4,00  per  quarter.      i  i 

{    i  EXTRA    STUDIES.  i    { 

t  )  French  Language,  $5.00  per  quarter,      k  \ 

K  ^  Geiman  Language;  $5,00  per  quarter.      j 

;  J  Drawing  and  Painting  in  Academic  ^ 

J  J         division,  $5,00  per  quarter,      i 

i  ^  Instruction  on  the  Piano,  $10,00  per  quarter.      J 

f  ^  U.se  of  instrument,  $2,00  per  quarter.      ^ 

J  J  ll^Instruclion'in  Vocal  Music  free  in  all  the  divisions.  < 

i  f      Instruction  in  plain  and  ornamental  needlework  free,  \n  (  ( 

r  \  the  femnle  department.     During  the  winter  term,  a  charge  '  i 

f  f  of  50  cents  per  quarter  will  be  made  for  fuel.  ^  i 

I  GENERAL  INFORMATION.  5  { 

}     The  edifice  of  the  N.  W.  Institute  is  new.     No  pains  or  t  i 

J  expense  has  been  spared  in  its  construction,  to  render  it  J  \ 

t  complete  in  its  adaption  to  scholastic  purposes.     Its  site  /  I 

J  j  is  unrivalled  for  beauty  and  healthfulness.  i  j 

^  /      Unwearied  efforts  are  made  by  the  teachers  to  establish  /  } 

!j  pupils  thoroughly  in  ihe  elements  4ind  fundamental  prin-  \  k 
)  ciples  of  whatever  they  study,  and  also  to  habituate  them  ^  J 
f  to  a  prompt  and  elegant  expression  of  the  ideas  they  may  i  / 
\  f  acquire.  Constant  demonstrations  on  the  black-board,  i  ( 
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No.  374  Broad  Street, 

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for  past  /avors,  and  at  the  same  time  state  that  he 

may  be  found  at  his  old  stand  with  a  constant  and 


FULL  SUPPLY  OF 


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OF  EVERY  VARIETY. 
Lorillard's,Mrs  G.  B.  MifiLER's,  Appleby's,  Bogert's, 

LlLLIENTHAX/s,  -AnDEUSON's,    BcSH,   &    CaMPSELL's, 

FINE  CUT  CHEWING  TOBACCO, 

$  CAVENDISH,  LADIES  TWIST,  PLUG  TOBACCO. 
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JESSE  R.   DONALDSON, 

SUCCESSOR    TO     A.    W,    RAPP. 

364b  Broad  under  City  Hotel  Bar  room 
Manufacturer  of  the  highly  celebrated 


'u^Put  up  in  Glass  Bottles,    bearing  his  namt..^%     \ 

CHARLES  AUBRY,  \ 

Wholesale   and    Retail  | 

MANUFACTURER,  c 

No.     118    Market    street,  > 

near  Broad.  ^ 

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6-eneral  Fruit  and  Confectionary  Store*  and  ^ 
152    BROAD    STREET,      \ 

Opposite  the  Trinity  Church.    > 


WOODWARD   &   DU^ENBERRY, 

Commercial  Agents, 

No.  45  William    Street,    New  York, 


\C/  JVi^C/  e<:J<^ 


DIRECTORY 


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Seventeenth  Edition. 


BYB.T.^PIERSON. 


NEWARK,  N.  J. 
HOLBROOK'S  STEAM  PRESS,  REAR  333  BROAD  ST, 


1851. 


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RUNNER'S    GUIDE, 

Containing  a  List  of  all  the.  Streets^   Lanes,  Alleys, 
Courts,  Places,  Parks,  Avenues,  ^c.  now  in  use. 

With  their  commencement,  progress  and  end.  For  ex- 
ample;  Commerce  street,  No.  1,  is  cor.  Broad-st:  No. 
43  is  cor.  Mulberry,  148  is  cor.  Market,  175  is  cor.  South 
Market.  And  Spring-st.  No  I,  begins  at  Clay  st.|  and 
58  is  cor  Cross-st.,  82  cor.  Division,  100  cor.  Orange,  &c. 
And  if  a  Court,  I  say  foi  example  Ball's  Court  is  19  Fair- 
street,  Halsey's  Court  is  12  South  Bridge  street,  and  Hal- 
sey's  Alley  50  Plane  st.  So  that  the  inquirer  may  know 
in  what  direction  to  go  tofind  the  place  sought. 


ABEL  STREET. 
From  138  Commerce,  N.  E 

to  the  Canal 
Commerce  1 

Canal  Iv 

ACADEMY  STREET. 
From  248  Broad-st.  West  to 

Bank. 


Broad  1 

Halsey  18 

Washington  Sf* 

Plane  57 

Comes  71 

High  116 

Summit  134 

Love  Lane 

Henry 

Lock 

Newark 

Chatham 

Bank 

ADAMS  STREET. 
From  160  South  Market   S 

W.  to  Cheslnut. 
South  Market  1 

Downing 
Ferry 
Elm 


Walnut 

New  York 

(Jardea 

Oliver 

Kast  Kinney 

Chestnut 

ALLING  STREET. 
From  550  Market,  S.  W.  to 

Hamiltoa 
M:irket  I 

Rail  Koad  Avenue  26 

Hamilton  30 

ALYEA  STREET. 
From  ii60  Ferry,  South   to 

Paterson. 
Ferry  1 

Paterson  30 

AMITY  STREET 
From  Elm  S.  W.  to  beyond 

Chestnut 
Rim  1 

Walnut 
View  York 

arden 
Kinney 
JOhver 
■Chestnut 


ANN-STREET. 

Prom  300  Elm  N.  E.  towards 
Hamburg  Place. 

ARCH  STREET 

From   42  Warren  North  to 

New. 

Warren  1 

New  38 

ASTOR  STREET 
From    640    Broad,    East  to 

Railroad  Avenue. 
Broad  1 

Brunswick 
Hanover  Place 
South  Broad 
Railroad  Avenue 

AUGUSTA  STREET 

From   200    Plane,  West   to 

Shipman. 

Plane  ] 

Catherine  9 

Shipman  36 

BALDWIN  STREET 
From  266  Washington  Wesi 

to  Belleniont  Avenue 
Washington 


Cornea 

73 

Pierson's  Alley 

79 

Grove 

87 

High 

112 

Summit 

134 

Love  Lane 

146 

Silk  Factory 

154 

Henry 

164 

Lock 

196 

Coach  Factory 

207 

Bosion 

319 

Richmond 

Newark 

244 

Norfolk 

Chatham 

Lush 

Wallace 

BEACH  STREET. 

From  21  Orchard, 

Easi 

to 

Mulberry. 

Orchard 

1 

Mulberry 

21 

1 

57 
101  10 


High 

West 

Broom 

Prince 

Charlton 

Bellemont  Avenue 


BALL'S    COURT. 

19  Fair  street. 

BANK  STREET. 
From   264   Broad,    West 

Wallace. 
Broad 

Cannmack's  Alley 
Washington 
Plane 


BEACHER  STREET. 

From   3    Marshall,  South  to 

Kinney. 

Marshall  1 

Kinney  40 

BEAVER  STREET. 

From  169  Market,  N.  E.  to 

Clinton. 

Market  1 

Clinton  15 

BELLEMONT   AVENUE. 

From  Springfield  Avenue  op- 
posite Jones.  Southwest  to 
Camptown  Road. 
Springfield  Avenue  1 

Court  3 

Vlarshall  44  46 

Kinney  58  flO 

Spruce  78   80 

amptown  Road 
1* 


BLEEKERSTRKET. 
From  26    Halaey,   West   to 

Lock. 
Halsey  ] 

Washington  9  11 

Plane  31  3 J 

Orleans  65  67 

High  81  83 

Summit 
Colden 
Iloyt 
Lock 

BLOOMFIELD  AVENUE 
From    72    North    Broad,  JN. 

W.  to  Moriis  Canal. 
North  Broad  1 

High  48 

Brown 
Stone 
Morris  Canal 

BOLLES'  PLACE. 
From   208  Broad  N.  W.  to 

Halsey 
Broad  I 

Halsey  18 

BOND   STREET. 

From   Chatham  N-     W. 

First. 
Chatham  ] 

Hudson 
Morris  Avenue 
First 

BOSTON  STREET. 

From  113  South  Orange  Av 

enue,  N.  E.  to  Bank. 
South  Orange  Avenue 
Bank  80 

BOUDINOT  STREET 
From  139  Mulberry.  West  to 

Pine. 
Mulberry 
Pine 

BOW  STREET 


to 


Colden 

North    Canal  to  Lock 
Bridge 

BOYDEN  STREET. 

From  97  Quarry,  South  to  Or 

ange. 
Quarry 

Plume  K 

State 
Railroad 
Orange 

BRANT'S    COURT. 

19  Walnut  street. 


1 

Port 


From  Colden  to  Lock,  along  Flag  Staflf 
the  Noith  side  of  the  CanaLiCanal 


BRIDGE  STREET. 

From    105  Broad  S.    E.  to 

New  York  Bridge. 

Broad  1 

Spring  33 

South  Bridge  40 

New  York  Bridge.  45 

BROAD  STREET, 
From  Stone  Bridge  S.  W.  to 

Elizabeihtown  road. 

Stone  Bridge  1 

Clay  2 

Quarry  20 

State  30 

Cross  4S9 

Railroad  Depot  64 

Division  61 

Orance  79  81 

Washington  108 

Bridge  107 
Upper  Common 

Lombardy  147 

Washington  Place  108 

Fulton  161 

Rector  181 

Park  Place  183 

New  176  178 
27|Miiitary  Common 

Cedar  228  230 

238  240 


Commerce 

Academy 

Clinton 

Bank 

Market 

Mechanic 

Fair 

William 

Green 

Franklin 

Hill 

Court 

Walnut 

Marshall 

Kinney 

Chestnut 

Camp 

South  Park 

Church 

Spruce 

South  Schoolhouse  Park 

Tichenor 

Washington 

Thomas 

Astor 

High 

Elizabelhtown  Road 

Morris  Turnpike 


BROOM  STREET. 
From  75  Springfield  Avenue 

South  to  Spruce 
Springfield  Avenue 
Mercer 
Court 

Scribers  Lane 
Marshall 
Baldwin 
Kinney 

Montgomery    • 
Spruce 

BROWN  STREET 

From  30  Mill  N.  E.  to  Plume 

Avenue. 
Mill  1 

Cxane 


247  249'Bloomfield  Avenue 
246  24S  Plume  Avenue 

ofii  W      BRt^'EN  STREET. 
Ill  ilj''''^  6^  Elm  N.  E.  to  East 
fdt%    Mechanic 

36$  ??^;r:yette  f, 

^^JiEast  Mechanic 
408jCRUNSWICK  STREET. 

41 1  From   Greenwich,    East  tO 
4-28     Tichenor 
45fi  Astor 

Thomas  21  28 

['ichenor  68 

BURNET   STREET. 
From  240  South  Broad,  East 
to  R.  Road  Avenue. 

CABINET  STREET. 
From    40    Lock,    West    to 

Newark 
Lock  \ 

Newark  *        30 

CAM  FIELD  STREET. 
From  166  Washington,  East 

to  Harrison 
Washington  1 

Harrison  26 

CAMMACK'S   ALLEY. 
From  117  Market,  North  to 

Bank 
Market  1 

Bank  7 

CAMP  STREET. 
From    489   Broad,   East 

Mulberry 
Broad 
Or<;hard 
Mulberry 

CANAL  STREET. 
See  North  and  South  Canal 
Streets. 


475 
48» 
608 
512 
536 

56 

574 

603 

648 
723 
724 


to 

1 
25 
45 


8 


CAROLINE  STREET. 

From  89  Mill,  North  to  near 

Bloomfield  Avenue. 
Mill  1 

Crane  19 

Near  Bloomfield  Avenue 

CATHARINE    STREET. 

From  40  Market,  S.  W.  to 

Court. 
Market 


Augusta 
"William 
Nichol's  Alley 
Court 


1 

2l 

57 

67  8P 

111 


CEDAR  STREET. 

From  228  Broad,   West  to 

Halsey 

Broad  1 

Halsey  18 


CHARLTON  STREET. 

From   131  Springfield  Ave. 

South  lo  Marshall 

Springfield  Avenue  1 

Court  13  15 

Marshall  37 

CHATHAM  STREET. 
From  250  Bank   N.   E.  to 

Orange 
Bank  * 

Academy 
Warren 
Condit 
\'ew 
Bond 
Canal 
Inness 
Dickerson 
Sussex  Avenue 
Orange 


CENTRE  STREET. 
From  ^  Par'i  Place.  East  to 

River. 
Park  Place  1 

Division  Place  26 

River  40 


CHADWICK'S     ALLEY 
3  Fulton  Street. 

CHAMBERS  STREET. 

From  East  River  South   to 

Ferry 
East  River  1 

South  Market 
Dodd 
Ferry 

CHAPEL  COURT. 

(Late  Cliiitock's  Alley.) 
From  7  William  South  to 

Pearl. 
William 


CHERRY  ALLEY. 
IP3  Plane  Street. 

CHERRY  STREET. 

From  41  North  Canal  N.  E. 

to  River 

North  Canal  1 

Durand  7 

Park  15 

River  33 

CHESTNUT  STREET. 

E.  to 


Pearl 


From    475  Broad  S. 

Elm. 
Broad 
Orchard 
Mulberry 
Kailroad  Avenue 
Prospect 
Amiiy 
Adams 
ib'Elm 


1 

22  24 

53  55 

63  65 

170 


to 


CHRISTIE  STREET, 

From    East  River  S.  E. 

Ferry. 
East  River 
Bowery 
Ferry 

CHURCH  STREET. 
From  23  WiUiam  S.  W.  to 

Broad. 
William 
Pearl 

Hill  43  44 

Court  64  5f> 

Marshall  84  86 

Kinney  120  122 

Crawford 
Broad 


COLUMBIA  STREET, 

From  22  Hamilton  S.  W,  td 

Elm. 

Hamilton  1 

Oak  17  19 

Green  39  41 

Elm  59  60 


CITY  HALL. 
Head  of  Market  Street. 
CLAY  STREET. 
From  5a8  High  South  to  the 

River.  i„         _,    ., 

High  1^'"°"^J-  ^ 

Broad  -50 

Spring  70  72 

Ogden  86 

To  the  River  120 

CLINTON    STREET 
From  261    Broad,  S.   E.  to 

Mulberry. 
Broad  1 

Beaver  l5 

Mulberry  45^ 

CLINTON   WORKS. 
Rear  333  Broad  Street. 

COLDEN  STREET. 
From    North    Canal,    above 

Summit  to  Nesbitt. 
North  Canal  1 

Warren  21 

New 
Bleeker 
Inness 
Nesbitt 


COMES  STREET. 
From    35  Market,  North  to 

Academy. 
Market  1 

Bank  21 

Academy  31 

COMMERCE  STREET. 

From    247    Broad,  East   to 

South  Market. 

Broad  1 

Mulberry  43 

Market  148 

South  Market  175 


COMMERCIAL  STREET. 

Johnson's  Dock 
S.  E.  to  the  Shipyard  and 
Dry  Dock. 

CONCERT  HALL, 
No.   1    Harrison  street,    en" 
trance  1 10  Market. 

CONDIT  STREET. 
From  Chatham,  West  to  Or- 
ange Road. 
Chatham  1 

Hudson 
Morris  Avenue 
First 
Second 
Third 
Drangc  Road 

CONGRESS    STREET. 
From    'tG  South  Market,    S. 

W.  to^Elm. 
South  Market  1 

Ferry  40 

Elm  150 


10 


COREY'S  BASIN. 

90  Norih  Canal  street  n.  T. 
V.  Johnson's  Dock. 

COTTAGE  STREET. 
From  ]()8  Mulberry  East  to 

Railroad  Avenue. 
Mulberry 
Railroad  Avenue 

COURT  STREET. 
From    408  Broad  N.  VV 

Springfield  Avenue. 
Broad 


to 


Church 

Washington 

Plane 

Catharine 

Shipmaa 

High  83 

West 

Grand 

Broom 

Prince 

Charlton 

Bellemont  Avenue 

Springfield   Avenue 

CRANE'S  BASIN. 
At  the  foot  of  Incline  plane 

CRANE    STREET, 
From  the  River  West  to  Par- 
ker. 
The  River  1 

Ogden 
North  Broad 
Webster 

High  30 

Brown 

Stone  52 

Caroline 
White 
Ridge 
Parker 


CRAWFORD  STREET. 
From  160  Church,  West  t( 
High. 


Church  1 

VVashington 

High 

CROCKETT   STREET. 

From  Springfield  Avenue  N. 

E.  to  Prospect  Place. 
Springfield  Avenue  1 

Prospect  Place  30 

CROSS  STREET. 

From  47  Broad,  East  to  the 

River. 

Broad  1 

Spring  80 

Ogden  40 

The  River  50 

DICKERSON  STREET. 
From  Chatham  North  to  the 
Canal. 

1 
Canal  40 

DIVISION  PLACE. 
From  '26    Centre   S.    W.  to 

Smith. 
Ce;itre  1 

Smith  44 

DIVISION  STREET. 
From    61  Broad,  E.   to  the 

River. 
Broad 
Spring 
Ogiien 
The  River 

DODD    STREET. 

From    Merchant   S.    E 

Ferry. 
Merchant 
FuTJuson 
Ferry 

DOWNING  STREET. 
From    Jefferson  S.  East   to 

Merchant. 
Jefferson  1 

Madison 
Monroe 


133  Chatham 
153  15 
170  17-2 

187  189 
204  2f)(i 
228  230 


1 

31 
41 
51 

to 
I 


M 


to 


Adams 
Jackson 
Van  Buren 
Merchant 

DRIFT  STREET. 
From    Washington    Factory 

W.  VV.  along  the  Northside 

the  Pond. 

DURAND  STREET. 
From  42    Mulberry    East  to 

Cherry. 
Mulberry 
Cherry 

EAST  CHARLTON. 
From    East  River  S.  E. 

Ferry. 
East  River 
Bowery 
Ferry  ' 

EAST  FAIR  STREET. 
From  1 1  Liberty  E.  to  R.  H 

Avenue. 
Liberty  ] 

Railroad  Avenue  15 

EAST  GREEN  ST. 
From  Railroad  Avenue  East 

to  Union 
Railroad  Avenue  1 

Bruen  9 

McWhorter  17 

Union  4y 

EAST  KINNEY  STREET 
From   194  Mulberry  East  to 

Elm.  f 

Mulberry  1 

Railroad  Avenue  21  23 

Prospect 
Amiiy 
Adams 
Elm 

EAST    MECHANIC     ST 
From    25    Railroad    Avenue 

East  to  Ferry. 
Railroad  Avenue  1 

Bruen  14 

Ferry  32 


EAST  OGDEN  STREET. 
Fr  Merchant  S.  E.  to  Ferry. 
Merchant  1 

Ferry  10 

EAST  PRINCE  ST. 
From    East  River  S.  E,    to 

South  Market. 
Fast  River  1 

Bowery 
South  Market 

FAST  RIVER  STREET. 
From    Madison    Place    East 

to  Richards. 
Madison  Place  1 

lack son  16 

Van  Buren  24 

Merchant 
Furguson 
''nambers 
Frederick 
Providence 
lOasi  Prince 
Lexington 
Oxford 
Freeman 
Christie 
Richards 

EIGHTH   STREET. 
From  Ornntje  above  the  Canal 

N.  lo  above  Nvrih  Giove. 
Orange  1 

Railroad 
North  Grove 

KLIZABETHTOWN  R'D 
Begins  at   723    Broad  street 

and   runs  South  to   Eliza- 

beihtown. 

ELM   STREET. 
From  146  Mulberry,  East  to 

Hanover. 
Mulberry  1 

'Columbia  18 

Lit)erty  34 

Railroad  Avenue  48 

Bruen  68 

Mc  VVhorter  94 


la 


Union  IJ7 

Prospect  138 

Gerard  US 

Amiiy 

Adams 

Walnut 

New   York 

Garden 

Oliver 

Ann 

East  Kinney 

Napoleon 

Hbiision 

Cnesinut 

Plait 

Hanover 

Factory  street. 

From   16i  Quarry  N.  E.  to 

Mill. 
Quarry  1 

Mill  20 

PAIR    STREET. 
From   341    Broad,  East   to 

Mulberry. 
Broad 


Ball's  Court  li) 

Mulberry  41) 

FERGUSON  STREET. 

From  East    River  South  to 

Dodd. 
East  River  1 

South  Market 
Dodd 

FERRY   STREET. 
From  the  Depot,  S.  E.  and 

N.   E.  to  Richards 


Van  Buren 

Merchant 

Hamburg  Place 

A  lyea 

Wall 

Dodd 

Chambers 

Niagara 

Frederick    " 

South  Market 

Lexington 

Oxford 

Freeman 

Christie 

Kast  Charlton 

Richards 

FIFTH  STREET. 

From  Orange  Turnpike  S.  to 

Oiange  Road 
Orange  Turnpike  I 

Sussex  Avenue 
Orange  Road 

FIRST  STREET. 
From  Orange  Turnpike  S.  to 

Orange  Road 
Orange  Turnpike  1 

Sussex  Avenue 
Bond 
New 
(Gondii 
Orange  Road 


South  Market 

East  Mechanic 

McWhorter 

Union 

Congress 

Jefferson 

Madison 

Monroe 

Adams 

Jackson 


1 

i: 

27 
44 
84 


154 


FOURTH  STREET. 

From  Orange  Turnpikes,  to 
Orange  Road- 
range  Turnpike  1 

Sus>ex  Avenue 

Orange  Road 

FRANKLIN  COURT. 
17  Franklin  Street. 

FRANKLIN   PLACE. 
From  23  Lawrence,  East  to 

Ward. 
Lawrence  1 

Ward  24 


13 


FRANKLIN  STREET.  ] 

From  397  Broad,  S.  E. 

Mulberry. 
Broad 

Vroom's  Alley 
Franklin  Court 
Mulberry 

to 

1 

6 

17 

46 

FREDERICK     STREET. 

From   East  River  South 

Ferry. 
East  River 
South  Market 
Ferry 

to 

1 

FREEMAN  STREET 

From  East  River,  S.  East  to 

Ferry 
East  River                           1 
Bowery 
Ferry 

FRONT  STREET. 

From  32  Fulton,   North 

South  Bridge 
Fulton 
Lombardy 
South  Bridge 

to 

1 

18 
48 

FULTON  STREET. 

From    161    Broad,    East 

Lumber. 
Broad. 
Front 
Lumber 

to 

1 
32 
40 

GALLAGER'S  COURT. 
44  Mulberry  Street. 

GARDEN  STREET. 

From  178  Mulberry,  East  to 

Elm 
Mulberry 


GARRABRANT'S  CT- 

11  Bridge  street. 

GAS  WORKS. 

76  South  Market,  cor.  Con- 
gress street. 

GERARD  STREET. 
From    151    Elm  N.   E.    to 

above  Lafayette. 
Elm  1 

Lafayette  40 

To  old  South  Ward  Line. 

GOBLE  STREET. 
From   164    Thomas   South. 

GRAND  STREET. 
From  59  Springfield  Avenue 

South  to  Marshall 

Springfield  Avenue  1 

Mercer  20 

Court  40 

Marshall  60 

GRANT'S  ALLEY. 
From  107  Market,  North  to 

Bank 
Market  1 

Bank  10 

GREEN  STREET. 
From  369    Broad,  East    to 

Union. 
Broad  1 

Mulberry  48 

Columbia  61 

Liberty  75 

Railroad  Avenue  85 

Bruen 

Mc  Whorter 
Union 


Railroad  Avenue 

Prospect 

Amity 

Adams 

Elm 


GREENWICH  STREET. 
From  648  Broad  opposite 
High,  S.  E.  to  South  Broad 
Broad  1 

Brunswick 
South  Broad 


14 


GROVE  STREET. 

From    87  Bank  South    to 

Market. 

Bank  1 

Market  15 

HALSEY'S    ALLEY. 
50  Plane  street 

HALSEY'S  COURT. 
12  South  Bridge  street. 

HALSEY  STREET. 

From   2   Washington  Place 

South  to  Academy 

Washinston  Plac9  1 

Nesbitt's  Court  6 

Bleeker  26 

New  4* 

Warren  7() 

Cedar  84 

Canal  96 

Academy  lOC 

HAMBURG  PLACE. 
From   200  Ferry,  S.    E.  to 

Locust. 
Ferry  1 

Paterson 
Napoleon 
Houston 
Gotthart 
Jabez 
Locust 

HAMILTON  STREET. 

From  106  Mulberry  East  to 

Union. 

Mulberry  1 

Columbia  20 

Lawrence  26 

Liberty  38 

Ward  55 

Railroad  Avenue  65 

Bruen 
McWhorter 
Union 


HANOVER  PLACE. 

From  Astor  N.  E.  to  Park- 
hurst  street- 
Astor  1 

Murray 
Parkhurst 

HANOVER  STREET. 
From  370  Elm,  South  West 

HARRISON'S  COURT. 

26   Ward  street. 

HARRISON  STREET. 

From  104  Market,  South  to 

William. 

Market  1 

Camfield  18 
Old  Burying  Ground 

Maiden  Lane  42 

William  56 

HAYES  STREET. 

From  Springfield  Avenue  N. 
to  South  Orange  Avenue. 
Springfield  Avenuo  1 

Prospct  Place  and  South  Or- 
ange Avenue  100 

HEDGES  ALLEY. 

From  396  High,    West    to 

Hoyt. 

High  1- 

Summit  17  19 
Colden 

Hoyt  48  50 

HENRY  STREET. 
From    164   Bank,   North  to 

Academy. 
Bank  1 

Academy  10 

HIGH   STREET. 
From  648  Broad,  N.   E.    to 

Bloomfield  Avenue. 
Broad  1 

Spruce  71 

Longworth  84 


15 


Crawford 
Montgomery 

Kinney  l3n 

Baldwin  l5(i 

Marshall  156 

Court  194 

Mercer  236 

William  258 

Market  294 

Orange  Road  324 

Bank  340 

Academy  354 

Canal  36(' 

Warren  384 

Hedges  Alley  34y 

New  4  Hi 

Bleeker  440 

Nesbit  441- 

Brewery  514 

Orange  528  53W 

Morris  Railroad  540  542 

State  555  57<^ 

Plume  574 

Quarry  586 

Clay  5'JS 

The  Creek  600 

Mill  604 

Crane  626 

Bloomfield  Avenue  700 

HILL  STREET. 

From  396J  Broad,  West  to 

Washington. 

Broad  1 

Church  15 

Washington  ^6 

HOPE   BUILDINGS 

117  Washington  Street  cor. 
of  the  Canal. 

HOUSTON  STREET. 

From  340  ElmN.  E.  to  Ham- 
burg Place. 

Elm  1 
Hamburg  Place 


HOYT   STREET. 
From  145  Warren,  N.  E.  to 

Nesbitt 
Warren  1 

New 
Bleeker 
Inness 
Xesbitt 

HUDSON  STREET. 
From  Bank  above  Wallace, 

North  to  the  Canal. 
Bank  I 

Warren 
Condit 
Sew 
Bond 
The  Canal 

HUMES   STREET. 

From   Spruce  above   Belle- 
mont  Avenue  S-  W, 

INNESS  STREET. 

From   11   Summit  West  to 

Newark. 
Summit   *  1 

Colden 
Moyt 
Lock 
Vewark 

JACKSON  STREET. 
From  16  East  River,  S.  W. 

to  Ferry. 
East  River  1 

South  Market  14 

Downing 
Ferry  94  96 

JAMES  STREET. 
From  19  Washington,  West 

to  High. 
Washington  1 

Morth  Essex  18 

Plane  28 

High 


16 


JEFFERSON    STREET. 

From  130  South  Market,  S. 

W.  to  Ferry. 
South  Market  1 

Downing 
Ferry  7273 

JOHN  STREET 

From  94  Springfield  Avenue 
N.  towards  South  Orange 
Avenue. 

Springfield  Avenue  1 

JONES  STREET. 

From  200    Springfield   Ave 

North    to    South    Orange 

Avenue. 

Springfield  Avenue  1 

South  Orange  Avenue        90 

KEENE'S  COURT 
14  Front  Siieet. 

KING   STREET. 

From  184  South  Broad  East 

to  Railroad  Avenue. 
South  Broad         •  1 

Railroad  Avenue  20 

KINNEY  STREET 
From  193  Mulberry  N.  W.  to 

Bellemont  Avenue, 
Mulberry  1 


Orchard 

34 

Broad 

53  55 

Church 

81  83 

Washington 

105  107 

High 

159  16i 

West 

Broom 

Bellemont  Avenue 

LAFAYETE    STREET. 

From  97  Railroad  Avenue  S. 

E.  to  Gerard- 
Railroad  Avenue  1 
Biuen 


McWhorler 
I'nion 
Prospect 
Gerard 


16  18 
36  38 
54  56 
66  68 


LAGRANGE  PLACE. 
From  5B7  Broad   S.   E.  to 
South  Broad. 

LAWRENCE  STREET. 
From  64  Commerce  S.  W. 

to  Hamilton. 

Commerce  1 

Market  31 

Mechanic  41  42 

Franklin  Place  41  43 

Hamilton  65  66 

LEXINGTON     STREET. 
From  East  River  S.  E.  to 

Ferry. 
East  River  1 

Bowery 
Ferry 

LIBERTY   STREET. 

From  38  Hamilton  S.  W.  to 

Elm. 
Hamilton  1 

Kast  Fair  19 

Green  40 

Elm  69 

LIBRARY  HALL. 
115  &  117  Market  Street. 

.LINDEN   STREET. 
From  60  Halsey,    West  to 

Washington. 
Walsey  1 

Washington  16 

LOCK    STREET. 

From  196   Bank,  N.   E.   to 

Nesbitt. 
Bmk  1 

Academy  It 

Cabinet 


17 


Warren 

New 

Bleeker 

Inness 

Sussex  Avenue 

Nesbitt 


56  58 
83 

130 

180  182 


LOMBARDY  STREET 
East  to 


From    147  Broad, 

Front. 
Broad 

South  Bridge 
Front 


LONG  WORTH  STREET 

From  330  Washington,  Wes^ 

to  High. 
Washington  1 

High  50 

LOVE  LANE. 

From    150  Bank,  North   to 

Academy. 

Bank  1 

Academy  .    10 

LOWER  COMMONS. 

Is  bounded  by  Broad  street 
and  Park  Place. 

LUMBER  STREET. 


From  38  Fulton,  S.  &  E.  to 

River. 
Fulton  1 

Rector  15 

River  32 

LUM'S  COURT. 

Entrance  380  Broad  and  10 
Chapel  Court. 

LUSH    STREET. 

From  175  South  Orange  Av- 
enue, North  towards  Bank 
South   Orange  Avenue        1 
Towards  Bank  60 

2 


MADISON  PLACE. 

Is  bounded  by  the  Canal, 
East  River  and  South  Mar- 
ket streets. 

MADISON  STREET. 
From  100  South  Market,  S. 

W.  to  Ferry. 
South  Market  1 

Downing 
Ferry  64  65 

MAIDEN   LANE. 

From  178  Washington,  East 

to  Harrison. 
Washington  1 

Harrison  SI 

MARKET    STREET. 

From  292  High  S.  E.  to  Pas- 

saic  Hotel  or  the  Canal. 

1 

16 

15 

36 

40 

50 

72 

104 

107 

117 

125 

137 

160 

187 

215 

209 

242 

358 

285 

287 

306 


High 

Shipman 

Grove 

Comes 

Catharine 

Plane 

Washington 

Harrison 

Grant's  Alley 

Cammack's  Alley 

Wilbur's  Alley 

Broad 

Beaver 

Mulberry 

Lawrence 

Baldwin's  Court 

Ward 

Ailing 

Railroad 

Commerce 

Passaic  Hotel 

The  Canal 

MARSHALL  STREET. 

From  4-28  Broad,  N.  W.  to 

Bellemont  Avenue. 
Broad  1 


18 


Beacher  0| 

Church  16 

Washington  36 

High, 

West 

Broom 

Bellemont  Avenue 

McKENZIE  STREET. 
From  Spruce,   above  Belle- 
mont Avenue  S.  W.  toward 
Camptown  road. 

McWHORTER  STREET. 
From  100  Elm,  N.  E.  to  Fer- 

Elm  I 

Lafayette  39  41 

Hamilton  69  71 

Ferry  119  12o 

MECHANIC  STREET 
From   313  Broad,    S.  E.  to 

Lawrence. 
Broad  1 

Mulberry  47 

Lawrence  69 


MERCER    STREET. 

From  236  High,  N.  W.  to 
Piince  and  Springfield  Av- 
enue. 

High  1 

West  71 

Grand 

Broom 

Prince  99 

Springfield  Avenue 
MERCHANT  STREET 

From  35  East  River,  S.  W. 
to  Ferry. 

East  River  1 

South  Market  IC 

Downing 

Ferry 

MILITARY  or  Lower  Com 
mon  is  bounded  by  Broad 
street  and  Park  Place, 


MILITARY  HALL. 

155  Market  street. 

MILL    STREET. 

From  10  North  Broad,  Wesi 

to  Ridge  Street. 

North  Broad  I 

Webster  la 

High  80 

Brown  30 

Stone  68 

Sheffield  78 

Caroline  96 

Ridge  125 

MONMOUTH  STREET. 
From  Spruce,  above  High  3 

MONROE  STREET. 
From  150  South  Market,  S. 

W.  to  Ferry. 
South  Market  1 

Downing 
Ferry  75  76 

MONTGOMERY  ST., 
From    91  High,   N.    W,  to 

Broom. 
High  1 

West 
Broom 

MORRIS  AVENUE. 

From  Bank  above  Wallace, 
N.  E-  to  Sussex  Avenue. 
Bank  I 

Condit 
Mew 
Bond 

The  Canal 
Sussex  Avenue 

MORRIS  &  ESSEX 

Railroad  Avenue. 

From  64  Broad,   ^.    W.  lo 

Nesbitt. 
Broad  1 

High  40 


19 


Boyden 

50 

Sheffield 

60 

Nesbitt 

80 

MULBERRY  STREET 

From  100  River,  S. 

W.  to 

Thomas. 

River 

1 

Smith 

25 

Park 

26 

Durand 

36 

Small  Park 

28 

Gallager's  Coart 

44 

Boudinot 

39 

North  Canal. 

45 

South  Canal 

55 

Commerce 

60 

Clinton 

€7 

Market 

77 

Mechanic 

88 

Hamilton 

106 

Fair 

112 

Oak 

114 

Green 

13-2 

Franklin 

143 

Elm 

146 

Walnut 

154 

Cottage 

168 

Beach 

172 

Garden 

185 

Kinney 

193 

East  Kinney 

194 

Chestnut 

229 

East  Chestnut 

230 

Camp 

243 

Pennington 

286 

Railroad 

294 

Tichenor 

308 

South 

330 

Thomas 

340 

MURRAY  STREET. 

From  Hanover  Place, 

East 

to  Railroad  Avenue. 

Hanover  Place 

1 

South  Broad 

Railroad  Avenue 

NAPOLEON  STREET. 
From  about  320  Elm,  East 

to  Hamburg  Place. 
Elm  1 

Hamburg  Place  50 

NESBITT'S  COURT. 
6  Halsey  Street. 

NESBITT  STREET. 
From  42  Washington,  N.  W. 
and  North  to  Quarry. 


Washington 

1 

Plane 

38  40 

Orleans 

73  75 

High 

83  86 

Summit 

Colden 

95 

Sheffield 

Hoyt 

148 

Lock 

160 

Sussex  Avenue 

Orange 

S35 

Railroad  Avenue 

Quarry 

875 

NEW  STREET. 

From  176  Broad,  N. 

W,  to 

Orange  Road 

Broad 

1 

Halsey 

23  25 

Washington 

41 

South  Essex 

67 

Plane 

77 

Arch 

07 

Orleans 

97 

High 

114 

Summit 

Colden 

Hoyt 

Searing 

Lock 

Canal 

Nuttman 

Wilsey 

Newark 

Chatham 

Hudson 

20 


Morris  Avenue 
First 
Orange  Road 

NEWARK  STREET. 
From  240  Bank,   N.  E.  to 

Orange 
Bank 


Academy  19 

Cabinet  2!) 

Warren  45  46 

New  75 

Canal  85 

Inness 

Sussex  Avenue 
Orange 

N,  JERSEY  ART  UNION, 
115  Market  si. 

NEW  YORK  STREET 
From  Railroad  Avenue  East 

to  Elm. 
Railroad  Avenue  1 

Prospect 
Amity 
Adams 
Elm 

NIAGARA  STREET. 
From  317  Ferry,  South  to 

Paterson. 
Ferry  1 

Paterson  30 

NICHOL'S  ALLEY. 

From  250  Plane,  West   to 

Catharine. 

Plane  1 

Catharine  8 

NICHOL'S  COURT. 
22  Marshall. 
NICHOLSON     STREET. 
From  76  William,  North  to 

Augusta. 
William  1 

Augusta  19 


NINTH  STREET. 

From  Orar;ge  above  the  Ca- 
nal North  to  above  North 
Grove. 

Orange  1 

Railroad 

North  Grove 
NORFOLK  STREET. 

From  165  South  Orange 
Avenue,  N.  E.  to  Bank. 

South  Orange  Avenue         1 

Bank  100 

NORTH  BROAD  ST. 
From  Stone  Bridge,  North  to 

the  Cemetery. 
Stone  Bridge  1 

Mill  10 

Crane  40  43 

Bloomfield  Avenue       72  74 
Plume  Avenue 
Emmet 
Irving 

Bloom6eld  Avenue   294  296 
Cemetery  Gate  357  358 

NORTH  BROOM. 
From  100  South  Orange  Ave- 
nue, South  to  Springfield 
Avenue. 
South  Orange  Avenue         1 
Springfield  Avenue  20 

NORTH  CANAL  ST. 

From  239  Broad,    S.  E.  to 

Shipman's  Basin. 

Broad  1 

Pine  2 

Mulberry  13  14 

Cherry  41  42 

River  71  72 

Corey's   Basin  86 

Shipman's  Basin  120 

NORTH  ESSEX  ST. 
From    18  James,  N.  E.   to 

Orange. 
James  1 

Orange  36 


21 


NORTH  JOHN  STREET 

From    38  Slate,   N.    E.   to 

Quarry, 

State  3 

Quarry  21 

NORTH  PLANE  ST. 
From  85  Orange,  N.  E.  to 
cor.  Broad  and  State  St 

NORTH  PRINCE. 
From  112  South  Orange  Ave 

South  to  13  John. 
South  Orange  Avenue        1 
13  John  21 

NORTH  PROSPECT. 

Fr.  1  Prospect,  N.  E.  to  Ferry 
Prospect  1 

Alley  44 

Ferry  50 

NUTTMAN  PLACE. 
hower  end  of  East  River. 

NUTTMAN  STREET. 
From  175  Warren,  N.  E.  to 

the  Canal, 
Warren 


New 
Canal 


OAK  STREET. 
From  114  Mulberry,  S.  E.  to 

Columbia, 
Mulberry  1 

Columbia  16 

OGDEN    STREET. 
From    1   Orange,   North  to 

above  Crane. 
Orange  1 

Division  *> 

Cross 
Clay 
Brook 
Mill 
Crane 


OLIVER   STREET. 

From  209  Mulberry  East  to 

Railroad  Avenue, 
Mulberry  1 

Railroad  10 

ORANGE  STREET, 

From  1  Ogden,  W.  N.  W.  to 

Orange  Road. 
Ogden  1 

Spring  10 

Broad  *  49 

North  Essex  69 

Plane  81  83 

Orleans 

High  ^  125  127 

Boyden 

Sheffield  168 

Xesbitt  200 

Newark 
Chatham 
The  Canal 
First 
Second 
Third 
Fourth 
Fifth 
Sixth 
Seventh 
Eighth 
Ninth 
Tenth 
Eleventh 
Twelfth 
Thirteenth 
Orange  Road 

ORCHARD  STREET 
From  16  Walnut,  S.  W.  to 

South, 
Walnut  1 

Beach  31 

Kinney  41  48 

Chestnut  69  71 

Camp  79  81 

Pennington  119  121 

Tichenor  137  139 

South  149  150 


22 


ORLEANS  STREET. 
From  66  Warren,  N.  E.  to 

Orange. 
Warren  1 

New  30 

Bleeker  40 

Nesbitt  50 

Orange  100 

OXFORD  STREET 

From  116  E.  River,  S.  E.  to 

Ferry 
East  River  1 

Bowery 
Ferry  30 

PARK  CHURCH  PLACE 

From  208  Broad,  N.  W.  to 

Halsey. 

Broad  1 

Halsey  18 

PARK  PLACE. 

From  I  Rector  cor.  Broad, 

S.  E.  and   S.  W.  to  the 
Canal. 

Rector  cor.  Broad  <  1 

Centre  8  9 

Smith  19  20 

North  Canal  27 

PARK   STREET. 

From  26  Mulberry,  S.  E.  to 

Cherry. 
Mulberry  1 

Cherry  35 

PARKER  STREET. 
From   upper  end  of  Crane, 

North  towards  Bloomfield 

Avenue. 
Crane  1 

Bloomfield  Avenue 

PARKHURST  STREET 

From   609  Broad,  S.    E.   to 
Railroad  Avenue. 


Broad 

Brunswick 
South  Broad 
Railroad  Avenue 


1 

13  IS 


PATTERSON   STREET. 

From  40  Hamburg  Place,  E. 

to  Niagara. 
Hamburg  Place  1 

Alyea  lO 

Wall  20 

Niagara  30 

PAUL  STREET. 

From  230  South  Broad,  S.  E. 

Railroad  Avenue. 
South  Broad  1 

Railroad  Avenue  10 

PEAR  ALLEY. 
From  9  Lawrence,  East  to 

Ward. 
Lawrence  1 

Ward  10 

PEARL  STREET. 
From  206  Washington,  S.  E. 

to  Chapel  Court. 
Washington  1 

Church  17  19 

Chapel  Court  29 

PENNINGTON  STREET 

From  30  South  Broad  S.  E. 

to  the  Marsh  below  Her- 

mon. 
South  Broad  1 

Orchard  25  25 

Mulberry  59  61 

Railroad  Avenue  59  61 

Hermon  112 

The  Marsh  150 

PENNSYLVANIA    AVE. 
From  30  Thomas,  S.  W.  to 

Burnet. 
Thomas  1 

Parkhurst 


83 


Murray 
Astor 
Greenwich 
BufDet 

PHCENIX  WORKS. 

204  206  208  Market  sUeei, 
In  the  rear. 

PIERSON'S  ALLEY. 

From  25  Market,  N.  E.  to 

Bank. 
Market  1 

Bank  15 

PINE  STREET. 

From  2  north  Canal,  N.  E.  to 

Smith. 
North  Canal 
Boudinot 
Smith 


10 


PLUM   STREET. 
From   138  Plane,    East    to 

Washington. 
Plane  i 

Washington  20 

PLUME  STREET. 

From  570  High,  N.  W.  to 

Boyden. 

High  1 

Boyden  31 

POINT  LANE. 

From  the  Chemical  Works 
East  River,  and  runs  South 
and  crosses  Ferry  at  590. 

PRINCE  STREET. 
From  100  Springfield   Ave- 

S.  W.  to  Marshall. 
Springfield  Avenue  1 

Court  23 

Marshall  40 


PLANE  STREET. 
W 


From  85  Orange,  S 

Court. 
Orange 
James 

HaJsey's  Alley 
Nesbitt 
Bleeker 
New 
Warren 
Canal 
Academy 
Bank 

Cherry  Alley 
Market 
Augusta 
William 
Nichols'  Alley 
.Willow 
Court 


to 


1 

40 

50 

68  70 


PROSPECT   STREET. 
See  North  and  South  Pros- 
pect streets. 

PROSPECT  PLACE. 
From  Springfield  Avenue  N. 
E.  South  Orange  Avenue. 
77  70  Springfield  Avenue  1 

9(i  Crockett 


125 

137 

141 

155 

163 

170  172 

200  20-2 

224  226 

250  254 

261  263 

281 


Wallace 

Hayes 

South  Orange  Avenue 

PROVIDENCE  STREET. 
From  East    River,  S.  E.  to 


PLATT  STREET. 

From   about  300  Elm,  a  S. 
West  course. 


South  Market 
East  River  1 

Bowery 
South  Market 

UiUARRY  STREET. 
From  20  Broad,  N.  W.  and 

W.  to  Nesbitt. 
Broad  1 

North  John  3133 


I 


24 


High 

56  58 

Boyden 

97 

Sheffield 

158 

Nesbitt 

185 

RAILROAD  AVENUE. 

From  New  Jersey  Railroad 

Depot,  S.  VV. 

to    South 

Broad. 

Railroad  Depot 

1 

East  Mechanic 

25 

Hamilton 

61 

East  Fair 

87 

Lafayette 

97 

Green 

111 

Elm 

137 

Walnut ; 

157  159 

Cottage 

175 

Garden 

199 

East  Kinney 

215 

Chestnut 

263 

Camp 

275 

Pennington 

313  315 

Mulberry 

313  313 

Tichenor 

325 

South 

340 

Thomas 

380 

Parkhurst 

442 

Murray 

Paul's  Shop 

470 

Astor 

488 

King 

504 

Paul 

Burnet 

Snow 

South  Broad 

606 

RANKIN"  PLACE. 
From   16  Market,   N.  E.  to 

15  Market. 
16  Market  1 

15  Market  20 

RANKIN  STREET. 

From  125  Springfield  Ave 
N.  E.  to  South  Orange 
Avenue. 


Springfield  Avenue  1 

South  Orange  Avenue       49 

RECTOR  STREET. 

From   181  Broad,  East  to 

Lumber. 

Broad  1 

Lumber  42 

RESERVOIR  of  the 

Aqueduct   Company    138 
Orange. 

RICHARDS  STREET. 

From  East  River,  S.    E.  to 

Ferry. 
East  River  1 

Mowery 
Ferry 

RICHMOND  STREET. 

From  150  South  Orange  Ave. 

N.  E.  to  Bank. 
South  Orange  Avenue         1 
Bank  90 

RIDGE  STREET. 
From  125  Mill  N.  E.  towards 

Bloomfield  Avenue. 
Mill  1 

Crane  10 

Bloomfield  Avenue 

RIVER  STREET. 
From  foot    Market  North  to 

above  Lumber. 
Foot  of  Market  1 

Canal  2 

Railroad  4 

Cherry  69  70 

Mulberry  99  lOO 

Centre  109  110 

Lumber  139  140 

To  Simpsons  158 

ROWEN'S  COURT. 
212  Washington  Street. 


25 


SCOTT  STREET. 

From  58   Orchard,  East  to 

Mulberry. 
Orchard  1 

Mulberry  20 

SCRIBER'S  LANE. 

From  44  Broom,  S.  E.  to 

High. 

Broom  1 

Grand  13 

West  34  36 

High  70 


SCRIBNER'S  COURT. 
23  Prospect  Street. 

SEARING  STREET. 
From  155  Warren,  N.  E.  to 

New. 
Warren  1 

New  4(1 

SECOND  STREET. 

From  Orange  Turnpike 
above  the  Canal,  S.  W.  to 
Orange  Road. 

Orange  Turnpike  1 

■Sussex  Avenue 

Orange  Road 

SEVENTH  STREET. 
From    Orange    Road    above 

the  Canal,  N.  E.  to   above 

North  Grove. 
Orange  Road  1 

Sussex  Avenue 
Orange  Turnpike 
Railroad 
North  Grove 
Blank 

SHEFFIELD     STREET 

From  78  Mill  S.  W.  to  Nes- 

bitt. 
Mill  1 

The  Creek 
Quarry  13 


State 
Railroad 
Orange 
Nesbilt 


37 

49  50 
125 


SHIPMAN'S  BASIN. 
125    North    Canal    at    the 
Steam  Saw  Mill. 

SHIPMAN  STREET. 

From  18  Market,  S.  W.  to 

Court 

Market  1 

Augusta  10 

William  30 

Court  80 

SIXTH  STREET. 
From      Orange       Turnpike 

above  the  Canal,  S.  W.  to 

Orange  Road. 
Orange  Turnpike  1 

'Sussex  Avenue 
Orange  Road 

SMITH  STREET. 

From  20  Park  Place,  S.  E. 

to  Mulberry. 

Park  Place  1 

Pine  17 

Division  Place  34 

Mulberry  50 

SNOW  STREET. 
From  250  South  Broad,  E.  to 

Railroad  Avenue. 
South  Broad  1 

Railroad  Avenue 

SOMERSET  STREET. 
From   Spruce    above    High 

South  West. 
Spruce  1 

SOUTH  BRIDGE  ST. 

From  20  Lombardy,  N.  E.  to 

Bridge. 
Lombardy  J. 

3 


26 


Halsey's  Court  12 

Front  24 

Stephen's  Court  28 

Bridge  39 

SOUTH  BROAD  ST. 

Prom  489   Broad  S.  W.  to 

Rail  Road  Avenue 

Broad  1 

Camp  2 
South  Park 

Pennington  30 

Tichenor  56 

South  66 

Thomas  85  87 
Parkhurst 
Murray 

King  184 
Paul 
Burnett 
Snow- 
Railroad  Avenue  299 

SOUTH  CANAL  STREET 

From  241  Broad,  S.   E.  to 

South  Market. 

Broad  1 

Mulberry  17 

Market  69 

South  Market  126 


SOUTH  ESSEX  ST. 

From   67   New^ 

S. 

W.    to 

Warren. 

New- 

1 

Warren 

37 

SOUTH  MARKET  ST. 

From  Depot  N. 

J. 

Railroad 

S.  E.  to  Ferry 

, 

Depot 

'ITorrv 

1 

r  erry 
Commerce 

26 

Union 

36 

South  Canal 

40 

Congress 

76  78 

Jefferson 

126  128 

Madison 

136  138 

Monroe 

Adams 

Jackson 

Van  Buren 

Merchant 

Kerguson 

Chambers 

Frederick 

Providence 

East  Prince 

Ferry 


146  148 
164  166 
185  18-7 
195  197 


316 
360 
370 
376 


SOUTH    ORANGE    AVE. 

From  1  Springfield  Ave.  W. 

to  Mr.  Jfoseph  Heddens, 

Springfield  Avenue  1 

North  Prince  112 

Boston  113 

Rankin  133 

Richmond  131 

Upper  Jefferson  137 

Norfolk  147 

Jones  167 

Hayes  175 

Prospect  Place  175 

Lush  ISO 

Wallace  200 
To  Joseph  Heddens 

SOUTH   PARK. 

Is  bounded  by  Broad,  South 
Broad,  Tichenor,  and  La- 
grange Place. 

SOUTH  PROSPECT  ST. 

From  D.  N.  Gardner's  Shop 

S.  W.  to  Chestnut. 
Old  South  Ward  Line         1 
Lafayette  3  6 

Scribner'g  Court  23 

Elm  31  3S 

Walnut  42  44 

New  York  56  58 

Garden  74  76 

East  Kinney  111 

Chestnut  127 


27 


SOUTH  STREET. 

From  66  South  Broad,  S.  E. 

to  the  Marsh  below  Her- 

mon. 
South  Broad  1 

Orchard  24  26 

Railroad  Avenue  45  47 

Mulberry  49  51 

Hermon  110  112 

To  the  Marsh  136 

SPRING   STREET. 

From  70  Clay,  S.  to  Bridge- 

Glay  1 

Cross  62 

Division  84 

Orfriee  100 


ige 
Bridge 


130 


SPRINGFIELD  ATE. 


From  1  South  Orange 

Ave. 

W.  to  Camptown. 

South  Orange  Avenue 

1 

William 

19 

West 

23 

Grand 

-55 

Brooni 

75 

Mercer 

95 

Prince 

95 

John           • 

96 

Rankin 

114 

Charlton 

130 

Upper  Jefferson 

150 

Bellemont  Avenue 

Jones 

Hayes 

Wallace 

Crockett 

Prospect  Place 

On  to  Camptown 

SPRUCE    STREET. 
From  536  Broad,  N.  W.  to 

Springfield  Avenue. 
Broad 

Washington  10  12 

High  58  60 


Monmouth 

Somerset 

BrOom 

Bellemont  Avenue 

McKenzie 

Humes 

To  Springfield  Avenue 

STATE  STREET. 
From    36   Broad,    West    to 

Railroad  Ave.  and  Nesbitt 

street. 

Broad  I 

North  John  38  40 

High  61  53 

Boyden  86  88 

Sheffield  100  102 

Railroad  Avenue 
Nesbitt  155 

STEPHEN'S  COURT. 

28  South  Bridge. 

STILES    STREET. 
From  57  River,  East  to  the 

Railroad. 
River  I 

Railroad  3 

STONE  STREET. 

From  68  Mill,  North  to  Irv- 
ing. 
Mill  1 

Crane      ".  46 

Bloomfield   Avenue 
Plume  Avenue 
Emmet 
Irving 

SUMMIT  STREET. 
From  109  Nesbitt,  S.  W.  to 

Bank. 
Nesbitt  1 

Inness  }0 

Bleeker  36 

New 

Hedges'  Alley 
Warren  91 

Canal 


28 


Academy 
Bank 

SUSSEX  AVENUE. 
From  148  Nesbitt,  N.  W.  lo 

Orange  Road. 
Nesbitt 
Newark 
Chatham 
Canal 

Morris  Avenue 
First 
Second 
Third 
Fourth 
Fifth 
Sixth 
Seventh 
Orange  Road 

TELEGRAPH  OFFICE. 
305  Broad  Street,  (up  etairs) 

TENTH   STREET. 
From  Orange  Turnpike  above 

the  Canal,  N.  E.  to  above 

N.  Grove. 
Orange  Turnpike  1 

Railroad 
North  Grove 
Blank 

THIRD  STREET 

From  OrangeTurnpike  above 
the  Canal,  S.  W.  to  Orange 
Road. 

Orange  Turnpike  1 

Sussex   Avenue 

Orange  Road 

THIRTEENTH  STREET 
From  the  junction  of  the  Or- 
ange Turnpike  and  Orange 
'    Road,  N.  E.  to  Railroad. 

THOMAS   STREET. 

From  603  Broad,  S.  E.  to  the 
Marsh  below  Hermon. 


Broad 

Brunswick 

.South  Broad 

Railroad  Avenue 

Mulberry 

Goble 

Hermon 

To  the  Marsh 


1 

15  17 

53  55 
113  115 
123  125 
164  166 
187  189 
300 


TICHENOR  STREET. 

From    567  Broad,  S.  E.   to 
the  Marsh  below  Hermon. 
I 
12  14 
22  24 
50 
78 


Broad 
Brunswick 
South  Broad 
Orchard 
Mulberry 
Railroad  Avenue 
Hermon 
The  Marsh 


141   143 


TONTINE     BUILDINGS. 
370  372  374  Broad  street 

TWELFTH  STREET. 

FromOrange  Turnpike  above 
the  Canal,  N.  E.  to  above 
North  Grove. 

Orange  Turnpilft  1 

Railroad 

North  Grove 


UNION  STREET. 


S. 


From  36  South  Market, 

W.  to  Elm. 

South  Market  -1 

Ferry  16 

Hamilton  72  74 

Lafayette  92  94 

Elm  130 

UPPER  JEFFERSON. 

From   178  Springfield  Ave. 

N.  E.  to  South  Orange  Ave 

Springfield  Avenue  1 

South  Orange  Avenue.       64 


29 


VAN    BUREN  STREET. 

From  24  East  River,  S.  W. 

to  Ferry, 
East  River  1 

South  Market 
Downing 
Ferry  120 

VINE  STREET. 

Prom  126  Kinney  Soutla. 

VROOM'S  ALLEY. 

From  6  Franklin,  S.  W.  to 

Walnut. 

Franklin  1 

Wakiut  10 

WALL    STREET. 

From  290  Ferry,  South   to 

Paters  on. 

Ferry  1 

Paterson  30 

WALLACE  STREET. 


WARD  STREET. 


From  242  Market* 

Hamilton 
Market 
Pear  Alley 
Franklin  Place 
Harrison's  Court 
Hamilton 


S.  W.   to 

1 

S 

13  14 

86 
41 


From  Springfield  Avenue 
N.  E.  to  Bank,  at  present, 
from  about  200  South  Or 
ange  Avenue  to  Bank. 

Springfield  Avenue 

Prospect  Place 

South  Orange  Avenue.        1 

Bank  125 


WALNUT  STREET. 

From  411    Broad,  S.  E.  to 

Elm. 
Broad  I 

Orchard  16 

Mulberry  43 

Railroad  Avenue  85  87 

Prospect  164  166 

Amity  96 

Adams 
Elm 

a* 


WARREN  STREET. 

From  70  Halsey,  N.  W.  to 

Orange  Road. 

Halsey  1 

Washington  8^  10 

South  Essex  16  18 

Plane  24  26 

Arch  42  44 

Orleans  60  62 

High  74  76 
Summit 

Golden  118 

Hoyt  147 

Lock  167 

Canal  167 

Nuttman  175 

Wilsey  185 

Newark  217 
Chatham 
Hudson 
Orange  Road 

WASHINGTON  ALLEY- 
From  98  Kinney,  S.  W.  to 

Crawford. 

Kinney  1 

Crawford  10 


WASHINGTON  HALL. 
316  318  320  Broad  street. 


WASHINGTON 

Prom    108  Broad, 

Washington. 

Broad 

Halsey 

Washington 


PLACE. 

N.  W.  to 

1 

a 


30 


WASHINGTON  ST. 


Prom   106  Broad, 

S.  W.  to 

Broad. 

Broad 

1 

James 

17  19 

Upper  Common 

Washington  Place 

27 

Nesbiit 

42 

Bleeker 

54  56 

New 

69  71 

Warren 

95  97 

Canal 

117  119 

Academy 

132  134 

Bank 

133  135 

Market 

155  157 

Camfield 

166  168 

Maiden  Lane 

178  18o 

William 

205  207 

Pearl 

206  208 

Rowens'  Court 

212 

Willow 

231  231^ 

Hill 

233 

Court 

230  232 

Baldwin 

266 

Kinney 

279  28  J 

Crawfor^ 

Longworth 

332 

Spruce 

342 

South  Schoolhouse 

Broad 

351 

WEBSTER  STREET. 

From     12     Mill, 

North    to 

Crane. 

Mill 

1 

Crane 

20 

Mercer 

Court 

Scriber'i  Lane 

Marshall 

Baldwin 

Kinney 

Montgomery 


25 

63  65 

7173 
79  81 
89  91 


WHITE  STREET. 

From  Crane  near  Ridge,  N. 
E.  towards  Bloomfield  Av- 
enue. 

Crane  1 

Bloomfield  Avenue 

WILBUR'S  ALLEY. 
125  Market  street. 

WILLIAM  STREET. 
From  368  Broad,  ^.    W.  to 
Springfield  Avenue. 

1 

7 

23  25 

33  24 

47 

57 

64 

76 

80 

88 

122 

126 


WEST  MARKET  PLACE 

Is  bounded  by  Shipman, 
High  and  Market   streets 

WEST  STREET. 

From  122  William  corner 
Springfield  Avenue  S.  W. 
to  Montgomery 

William  1 


Broad 

Chapel  Court 

Church 

Harrison 

Washington 

Pbne 

Catharine 

Nicholson 

hipman 
High 
West 
Springfield  Avenue 

WILLOW  STREET. 
From  231  Washington  W.  to 

Plane. 
Washington  1 

Plane  lO 

WILSEY  STREET. 


From  188  Warren, 

the  Canal. 
Warren 
New 
Canal 


N.  E.  to 

1 
30 
50 


31 


ANNUAL  REPORT  OF  INTERMENTS, 

From  the  First  day   of  January,  1850,   to  the  First  day 
of  January,   1851. 

Men  97|Boys  148 

Women  85lGirls  137 

Total,  467. 

AGES. 


Of  one  year  or  under 

111 

Between  40  and  50 

34 

Between  1  and  2 

61 

"       50  and  60 

35 

•'       2  and  3 

61 

"        60  and  70 

15 

"      5  and  10 

26 

"       70  and  80 

9 

"     10  and  20 

24 

"        80  and  90 

7 

»'     20  and  30 

44 

"       90  and  100 

1 

''     30  and  40 

36 

Unknown 

3 

DISEASES. 

Apoplexy 

4 

Fever  Bilious 

7 

Bleeding  from  the  Lungs     1 

*'      Inflammatory 

2 

Burned  or  Scalded 

6 

''       Scarlet 

8 

Cancer 

3 

"      Typhoid 

4 

Casualties 

6 

Inflammation 

5 

Child  Bed 

5 

*'        Bowels 

^7 

do     Birth 

6 

"         Brain 

18 

Chin  Cough 

Z 

''         Chest 

1 

Cholera 

1 

"         Lungs 

26 

do     Infantum 

1 

"        Throat 

3 

do     Morbus 

2 

Jaundice 

3 

Colic 

1 

Killed 

1 

Congestion  of  the  Brain      5 

Lock  Jaw 

1 

Consumption 

97 

Measles 

1 

Convulsions 

30 

Old  Age 

10 

Croup  or  Hives 

13 

Palsey 

5 

Debility 

16 

Rheumatism 

2 

Diarrhoea 

25 

Spinal  Disease 

1 

Dropsy 

9 

Sprue 

1 

do    in  the  Head 

8 

Summer  complaint 

3 

do      do     Chest 

2 

Ulcer 

1 

Drowned 

3 

Unknown 

S8 

Dysentery 

37 

Whooping  Cough 

4 

Epilepsy 

2 

Worms 

3 

Erysipelas 

4 

PLACES  OF  NATIVITY. 

United  States 

.130 

1  France  and  Germany 

20 

Ireland 

91 

Unknown 

6 

England  and  Scotland        2G 

NEW-JERSEY  EXECUTIVE. 

1851. 

Democratic  Members  marked  thus.* 

GovEBNOR.— GEORG?:  F.  FORT,*  Salary  $1,600 
Private  Sec.  to  the  Gov. — Capt.  A.  H.  MICKLE.*" 
Secretary  of  State.— THOMaS  S.  ALLISON.* 
President  of  Senate.— SILAS  D.  CANFIELD.* 
Secretary  op  Senate— JOHN  ROGERS.* 
Speaker  or  Assembly.— JOHN  H.  PHILIPS.* 
Glbrk  of  Assembly. — DAVID  NAAR.* 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  SENATE. 

term  expires. 

IsT  District — Atlantic — Joseph  E.  Potts.*  1854 

Camden- John  Gill.  1852 

Cape  Afay— Enoch  Edmunds.  1853 

Cumberland — Enoch  Fithian.  1854 

Glouctster — Charles  Reeves.  1852^ 

S'altm — John  Summerill,  Jr.*  1852 

2nd  District — Burlington — Joseph  Satterthwaite.     1853 

Mercer — William  C.  Alexander.*  1854 

Monmouth — John  A.  Morford.*  1852 

Ocean — Samuel  Birdsall.  1854 

3d    District — Hunterdon — John  Manners.*  1853 

Sussex — Joseph  Greer*  1853 

Warren — George  W.  Taylor.*  1858 

4th  District — Middlesex — Edward  Y.  Rogers.  1853 

Morris — John  A.  Bleecker.*  1854 

Somerset— John  W.  Craig.  1853 

5th  District— Bergen — John  Van   Brunt.*  1854 

Essex — Asa  Whitehead.  1852 

Hudson — Aaron  O.  Zabriskie.  I{i54 

Passaic— Silas  D.  Canfield.*  1853 

MEMBERS  OF  ASSEMBLY. 

1st  District — Atlantic— RohexX  B.  Risley.* 

Camden — Charles  D.  Hineline.* 

Thomas  W.  Hurff.* 
Cape  May — Mackey  Williams. 
Cumberland- — Benjamin  Ayres,Joel  Moore 

Samuel  Mayhew. 
Gloucester — Benjamin  C.  Tatem. 

Edmund  Wetherby. 
(Sfl/em— Bilderback,  —  Benner, —  Rich- 
man. 
2d     District — Burlington — William  R.  Braddock,  Sam 
uel  Stockton,  William  Brown,  William 
S.  Emley,  Allen  Jones. 


33 

Mercer — John  H.  Phillips,*  Eli  Rogers,* 
Westley  Danser.* 

Monmouth — William  H.  Conover.*  Bern- 
ard ConoUy,*  Samuel  W.  Jones,*  Garrat 
S.  Smock.* 

Ocean — Joel  Haywood. 
3d    District — Hunterdon — William  Tinsman*  John  Mar- 
low,*  John  R.  Young,*  Luther  Opdyke.* 

Sussex — Daniel  D.  Decker,*  William  Si- 
monson,*  Guy  Price,* 

Warren— Benjamin  Fritz,*  John  Lollar,* 
Andrew  Ribble.* 
4th  District — Middlesex — David  Dunn,  R.  M.  Crowell, 
P.W.Dey,  J.  B.Johnson. 

Morris — Horace  Chamberlain,*  Jonathan 
p.  Bartley,*  Benjamin  P.  Doremus,*  Jo- 
siah  Meeker. 

Somerset — John  Demott,  Eugene  A  Dough- 
ty,* P.  D.  Brokaw. 
Sth  District — Bergen — John  Huyler,*  John  H,  Hopper.* 

Essex — David  Wade,  Isaac  H.  Pierson. 
Jonathan  Valentine,  Cornelius  Boice, 
Beach  Vanderpool,  William  M.  White- 
head, John  C  Beardsley. 

Hudson — ^John  Van  Vorst. 

Passaic — G.  Geroe,*  Thomas  D.  Hoxey. 

PARTIES  IN  THE  LEGISLATURE. 

Senate.  Assembly,    Senate.  Assembly, 
1850.  1851. 

W.  L.    W.  L.         W.  L.     W.  L. 
1st  District  . .  Atlantic,*     .1.1  .1         .1 

Camden         1      .       .      3  1      . 

Cape. May,    1.1.  1      . 

Ciimberland*  I      .      3      .  1      . 

Gloucester,     1.2.  1      . 

Sakm,  .1.3  .1 

2d  District  ..  Burlington,   1.5.  1      . 

Mercer,*         1.21  .1 

MonmoiUh      .      1 

Ocean,* 
So  District ..  Hunterdon,     .      1 

Sussex,  .      1 

Warren,         .      1 
iTH  District  ,  Middlesex,     1.4'.  1 

Morris,*         1.31 

Somerset,       1.3.  1 

5th  District. Serpen,,*        .1.2 

Essex,  1.71  1 

-  Hudson,*        .1.1  1 

Passaic,  .12. 

*New  Senators.      —   —    —   —  —   — 

Whig  majority 9      Loco  majority  in  joint  ballot  3 


4  .  1 

1 

4  1 

3  .  1 

3  .  1 


34 

FEMALE  CHARITABLE  SOCIETY  OF  NEWARK. 
Organized  1803 — 48  years  a^o. 


This  society  was  formed  in  1803.  Tlie  object  of  which 
wag  to  assist  all  the  worthy  poor  females  of  this  city,  with- 
out denominational  distinction,  who  are  of  good  character 
and  standing,  and  in  need  of  assistance.  An  annual 
sermon  has  been  preached  by  some  one  of  our  Clergymen, 
and  a  collection  taken  in  aid  of  the  society,  which  to- 
gether with  donations  from  other  sources,  has  enabled 
the  society  to  ameliorate  the  conditions  of  thousands  of 
suffering  poor  in  this  city. 

The  total  amount  received  from  November  14,  1849  to 
November  14,  1850  was  -  -         -        502  78 

Whole  amount  expended  it  the  same  time  444  67 

And  the  number  of  families  assisted  (more  or  less)        150 

The  last  annual  was  preached  the  19th  of  January,  1851, 
in  which  the  claims  of  the  society  were  ably,  feelingly» 
and  forcibly  presented  by  Rev.Jona.  F.  Stearns,  in  the  First 
Church,  on  Sunday  evening. 

Atmount  of  collection  -----        162  33 

OFFICERS. 

Mrs.  SMITH  BURNET,  1st  Directress. 
"    C.  I.  GRAHAM,  2d 
••    J.  R.  DAVISON,  Treasurer. 
"     J.  G.  GOBLE,  Secretary. 

MANAGERS. 

Mrs.  Ghas.  Hall,  Mrs.  A.  L.  Burnet, 

•'     F.  S.  Thomas,  "     T.  A.  Waldron, 

"    Rob'tDod,  "    Wm.  A.  Whitehead, 

"    Oliver  J.  Hayes,  "    F.  T.  Frelinghuysen. 

The  society  meets  for  the  transaction  of  business,  the 
last  Wednesday  in  each  month, 


^5 

DIRECTORY 

'O/*  tim    Newark  Association  for   improving    the 
Condition  of  the  Poor. 

OUaANIZED     1848. 

NAIVIES     OF     OFFICERS. 

TresideM—lAME.^  MILLER. 
Treasurer— Wm,  T.  MERCER. 
Secretary— Wm  A    WHITEHEAD. 

North  Ward   \  l''\  -P— Cortland  Parkbr.         ! 
(Supt.     — L.  D.  Baldwin. 

West  Ward.        ^'''  ^-{-  ^-  :^ermilve. 
(  Supt.      — John   Young. 

ry     1    Txr      J         S    yi<^S    P' S.    H.     CONDICT. 

East   Ward      s  o     ^  n  t 

\  Supt.     — Peter  Lindsley. 

CI    ^L  Txr    J     ^*Vice  P. — Danifl  Price. 

South  Ward     <  c,     ,  »    c    tlj„« , 

(  Supt.      — A.  S.  Hubbell. 

r^-At   TTT    J     ^  Vice  P. — Horace  J.  Poinier. 
Fifth  Ward        g  -Robert   Dod. 


The  city  is  divided  into  Five  Wards.  Each  of  thes« 
Wards  into  Districts,  to  each  of  which  is  appropriated  a 
Tisitor.     Whole  number  of  Districts  in  the  City  is  46. 

One  object  of  this  Association  is  to  discourage  indis- 
criminate alms  giving.  When  an  application  is  made  for 
assistance,  ascertain  the  Ward,  Street  and  number  of  the 
residence  of  the  applicant.  This  vnll  enable  you  to  find 
the  District  in  which  he  lives,  by  referring  to  which  you 
will  see  the  name  and  residence  of  the  Visitor,  to  whom 
send  him. 

VISITOR'S   MANUAL. 

1.  Never  relieve  without  first  visiting,  observing,  und 
-enquiring.  You  wrong  the  really  poor  if  you  give  t«  the 
undeserving. 

2.  If  deceived,  reprort  the  case  fo  your  Committee  at 
once,  for  record. 

N.  B.  For  the  remainder  of  this  society,  I  refer  to  the 
Directories  for  1849  and  1850. 


36 


CEKSUS  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


1840 

1850 

increase  in 
10  years. 

increase 
per  ceni' 

Atlantic, 

8,726 

8,964 

238 

2i 

Bergen, 

13,223 

14,743 

1,520 

11 

Burlington, 

?2,831 

42,204 

10,373 

32 

Camden, 

14,152 

25,569 

11.417 

8a 

C^ipe  May, 

5,324 

6,482 

1,108 

21 

Cumberland, 

14,374 

17,191 

2,817 

19 

Essex, 

44,621 

73,995 

29,374 

67 

Gloucester, 

11,286 

14,049 

2,763 

24 

Hudson, 

9,483 

21,874 

12.391 

130 

Hunterdon, 

24,789 

29,064 

4.275 

17 

Mercer, 

21,503 

27.991 

6,489 

30 

Middlesex, 

21,893 

28,671 

6,778 

31 

Monmouth  > 
&  Ocean,  J 

32,909 

30,293 
10,043 

I     7,427     I 

22 

Morris, 

25,844 

30,178 

4,329 

16 

Passaic, 

16,734 

22,577 

5,843 

35 

Salem, 

16,024 

19,500 

3,476 

22 

Somerset, 

17,455 

19,688 

2,213 

13 

Sussex, 

21,770 

22.990 

1,220 

5i 

Warren 

20,866 
373,306 

TY    0 

22,390 

2,024 
116,075 

,  W  A  R  K 

10 

489,331 

31 

CI 

F    NE 

1840 

1850 

Dw.  Houses. 

Families, 

Inhabitants, 

lohabitants^. 

East  Ward,  <^  }     749 

1,104 

I    4,287 

6,166 

Fifth  Ward, 

C     698 

979 

4,691 

North  Ward 

1,192 

1,814 

3,647 

9,170 

South  Ward, 

,       1,334 

1,881 

4,756 

9,958 

West  Ward, 

1.133 

1,662 

4,512 

8,987 

5,106 

7,450 

17,202 

38,882 

ESSEX 

COUNTY. 

Belleville 

3,518 

New  Providence 

1,217 

Bloomfield, 

3,385 

On 

Jnge 

4,387 

Caldwell, 

2,379 

Ral 

hway, 

3,311 

Clinton, 

2,507 

Spi 

ringtield. 

1,990 

Elizabeth, 

5,583 

I'nion, 

1,662 

Livingston, 

1,151 

West  &  Plainfield,    4,022 

Total        74,000 

37 


PROGRESSIVE  GROWTH  OF  OUR  CITY. 

Mr.  B.  T.  PjersoNi  Editor  of  the  Newark  Directory 
politely  furnislies  us  (Newarii  Daily,)  with  the  following 
table,  showing  the  growth  of  our  population  during  the  last 
twenty-five  years  ;  in  which  period  it  appears  to  have 
nearly  quadrupled — and  that  too  by  those  regular  grada- 
tions that  indicate  a  sound  and  wholesome  progress — 
There  is,  in  truth,  nothing  forced  or  factitious  in  this  re- 
markable growth.  The  prosperity  rests  upon  the  surest  of 
all  possible  grounds — steady  industry  and  sound  morality. 
At  the  present  rate  of  progress — and  we  see  nothing  that 
is  likely  to  check  it — the  population  must  approach  at 
least  an  hundred  thousand  within  another  20  years.  For- 
tunately there  is  room  enough  and  to  spare  within  our 
present  city  limits. 


POPULATION. 

1836 

8,017 

1840    U.  S.  Census 

17,202 

1830 

10,995 

1841 

18.720 

1831 

12,500 

1842 

18,800 

1832 

14,000 

1843 

20,200 

1833 

1.5,000 

1844 

23,187 

1834 

16,500 

845  City  Census 

25.433 

1835 

1st  Direc  pub 

18,201 

1846 

26 ,000 

1836 

City  census 

19,73? 

1847 

28,000 

1837 

21.07» 

1848 

30,000 

1838 

\6,\-28 

IS49 

32,000 

1839 

17,268 

1850  U.  S.  Census 
1851 

38,882 
40,000 

DEATHS. 

DEATHS. 

1839 

410 

Am't  brought  up 

2,731 

1840 

39» 

1846 

402 

1841 

354 

1847 

555 

1842 

377 

1848 

611 

1843 

363 

1849 

745 

1844 

456 

1850 

467 

1845 

372 

Total  deaths,  13  years,  5,5ll 

BUILDINGS. 

1842 

were  built 

105 

Am't  brought  up 

1,060 

1843 

tc 

125 

1847  were  built 

384 

1844 

(t 

255 

1848 

402 

1845 

a 

270 

14«9 

450 

1846 

ti 

310 

1B50  about 
Total  9  years 

500 

2,796 

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SUPREME  COURT. 

Chancellor — Oliver  S.  Halsted,  Newark,  Salary  $1,800. 
Term  expires  Feb.  5,  1852. 

Chief  Justice — Henry  W.  Green,  Trenton.  Salary 
$1,500.     Term  expires  November  2, 1853. 

Associate  Justice — Elias  B  D.  Ogden,  Paterson.  Term 
expires  Oct.  1855  James  S.  Nevius,  New  Brunswick. 
Term  expires,  Nov.  15.  1852.  Jos.  S.  Randolpii,  Tliomas 
P,  Carpenter,  lerms  expire,  Feb.  27, 1852.  Salaries  $1,400. 

Attorney  General — Abram  P.  Browning,  Camden.  Fees 
and  $!iO.     Term  expires  February,  1850. 

Prosecutor  of  the  Pleas — Benjamin  Williamson. 

Clerk — James  Wilson,  Trenton,  Term  expires  Nov. 
2,  1852. 

Cl:ik  in  Chancery — Jacob  Van  Arsdale,  Newark. 
Term  expires  Nov.  17,  1857. 

Chancery  Reportei — George  B.  Halsted,  Newark.  Fees 
and  $250.     Term  expires  1853. 

Law  Reporter — A.  O.  Zabriskie,  Jersey  City.  Fees  and 
$250.     Term  expires  1854. 

Chief  Justice  Green's  District — Bergen,  Essex,  Hudson. 

Justice  Ogden's  District — Passaic,  Morris,  Sussex. 

Justice  Nevius'  District — Somerset,  Middlesex,  Warren, 
Monmouth.  Ocean. 

Justice  Randolph's  District — Mercer,  Burlington,  Hun- 
terdon, Camden. 

Justice  Carpenter's  District — Gloucester,  Atlantic,  Sa- 
lem, Cumberland,  Cape  May,  Camden. 

CommissiQuers  to  take  bail  and  Affidavits. 

Hudson — Samuel  Cassady,  Stephen  H.  Lutkins,  J.  City. 

Essex — John  I.  Plume,  Henry  Uodgers,  Staats  S,  Mor- 
ris, L.  C.  Grover,  Newark,  Benjamin  Williamson,  Eliza- 
bethtovvn. 

Passaic — James  Speer,  Benjamin  W.  Vandervoort. 

Morris — David  Day,  Morrislown. 

Sussex — William  T.  Anderson,  Newtoo  ;  Matthias  H. 
Ogden,  Vernon. 

Warren — P.  B.  Kennedy,  Belvidere. 

Times  of  holding  the  several  Courts. 

The  Circuit  Court  of  the  United  States,  for  New  Jersey, 
holds  two  sessions  annually,  at  Trenton,  to  wit: — On  the 
first  days  of  April  and  October;  or,  if  Sunday  be  the  first, 
on  the  first  Monday. 

The  District  Court  of  the  United  States  holds  four  ses- 
sions annually,  to  wit ;    At  New  Brunswick  the    second 


39 

Tuesdays  in  March,  and  September,  and  at  Burlington  on 
the  second  Tuesdays  in  May  and  November. 

The  Court  of  Appeals  hold  four  terms  annually,  at 
Trenton  to  wit  — On  the  third  Tuesdays  of  January  and 
April,  July  and  October. 

The  Court  of  Chancery  holds  four  terms  annually,  at 
Trenton,  to  wit : — On  the  third  Tuesdays  in  March,  June, 
September  and  December. 

The  Supreme  Court  holds  four  terms  annually,  at  Tren- 
ton, to  wit : — On  the  first  Tuesdays  in  January,  April, 
July  and  October. 

The  Circuit  Courts  and  Courts  of  Oyer  and  Terminer, 
are  held  at  the  same  time  and  places  as  the  Courts  of 
Common  Pleas  are  respectively. 

Inferior  Courts  of  Common  Pleas,  Orphan's  Courts  and 
Courts  of  General  Quarter  Sessions  of  the  Peace,  are 
held  four  times  annually  in  each  county,  upon  the  follow- 
ing Tuesdays : 


Atlantic, 

2  June. 

2  Sept. 

2  Dec. 

*1  March 

Bergen 

1  Feb. 

1  May. 

1  Aug. 

1  Nov. 

Burlington, 

3  Feb 

3  May. 

3  Aug. 

3  Nov. 

Camden, , 

1  Feb. 

1  May. 

1  Aug. 

1  Nov. 

Cape  May, 

2  March. 

1  Aug. 

*1  June. 

*1  Dec. 

Cumberland 

,  2  Feb. 

2  May. 

2  Aug. 

2  Nov. 

Essex, 

4  Feb. 

4  May. 

4  Aug. 

4  Nov. 

Gloucester, 

4  Feb. 

4  May. 

4  Aug. 

4  Nov. 

Hudson. 

2  Feb. 

2  May. 

2  Aug. 

2  Nov. 

Hunterdon, 

2  Feb. 

2  May. 

2  Aug. 

2  Nov. 

Mercer, 

1  March. 

1  June. 

1  Sept. 

1  Dec. 

Middlesex, 

2  March, 

2  June. 

2  Sept. 

2  Dec. 

Monmouth, 

1  Feb. 

1  May. 

1  Aug. 

1  Nov. 

Morris, 

3  Feb. 

3  May. 

3  Aug. 

3  Nov. 

Ocean, 

Passaic, 

1  March. 

1  June, 

1  Sept 

1   Dec. 

Salem, 

3  Feb. 

3  May, 

3  Aug. 

3  Nov. 

Somerset, 

3  Feb. 

3  May. 

3  Aug. 

3  Nov. 

Sussex, 

1  Feb. 

1  May, 

1  Aug. 

1  Nov. 

Watren, 

4  Feb. 

4  May, 

4  Aug. 

4  Nov. 

•Inferior  Court  of  Common  Pleas,  Coui-t  of  General 
Quarter  Sessions  of  the  Peace  and  Orphan's  Court  only. 

TOWN  MEETING— The  second  Monday  in  April. 

ANNUAL  ELECTION— First  Tuesday  in  November. 

CONGRESS  MEETS— First  Monday  in  December. 

LEGISLATURE  MEETS— Second  Tuesday  in  Jan'y. 


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Newauk  Banking  and  Insurance  Compant. 
264  Broad  Street. 

Chartered  February  17,  1804.  Capital,  $400,000  — 
Charter  extended  in  1821  for  15  years  :  and  again  renewed 
and  capital  increased  in  1836,  to  $700,000.  Amount 
paid  in,  $508,650.  Dividends  declared  in  July  and  Janu- 
ary. Opens  for  business  at  10  o'clock  A.  M.,  and  closes 
at  3  P.  M.  Offering  Days — Mondays  and  Thursdays — 
Discount  days — Tuesdays,  and  Fridays. 

President — John  Taylor. 

Cashier — Jacob  D.  Vermilye. 

Directors — John  Taylor,  James  Crane,  James  B.  Pinneo, 
Jeremiah  C.  Garthwaite,  Isaac  Baldwin,  Beach  Vander- 
pool,  John  R.  Davison,  Isaac  Nichols,  William  Shugardt 
A.  L.  Dennis,  John  Van  Rensellaer. 

Notary — Joseph  N.  Tuttle. 

Attorney — Asa  Whitehead. 

State  Bank  a.t  Newark,  315  Broad  Street. 

Chartered  January  28,  1812.  Capital  $400,000  Char- 
ter since  been  extended  to  the  first  Monday  in  February, 
1873,  and  March  9,  lS36,  the  capital  increased  $300,000, 
making  total  capital  $700,000-paid  in  400,000  Dividends 
declared  first  weeks  in  April  and  October.  Opens  for 
business  at  10  o'clock  A.  M.,  and  closes  at  3  P.  M. — 
Offeiing  days,  Tuesdays  and  Fridays — Discount  days, 
Wednesdays  and  Saturdays. 

President — Elias  Van  Arsdale. 

Cashier — James  D  Orton, 

Directors — James  Bruen,  Ephraim  Bolles,  Jeptha  Bald- 
win,  Wm.  Gibbons,  Samuel  Meeker,  Archer  Gifford,  Silas 
fJ.  Kiichell,  Charles  S.  Macknett,  Elias  Van  Arsdale, 
Demas  Colion  Jr.,  Marcus  L  Ward,  Charles  Ailing,  Peter 
S.  Duryee. 

iVofary— J abez  P.  Pennington. 

Attorney — Archer  Gifford. 


41 

Mechanic's  Bank  at  Newark,  277  Broad  Street. 

Chartered  1831.  Capital,  $500,000.  Dividends  de- 
clared 1st  February  and  1st  August.  Opens  for  business 
at  10  o'clock  A.  M  ,  and  closes  at  3  P.  M  Offering  days, 
Tuesdays  and  Fridays — Discount  days,  Wednesdays  and 
Saturdays. 

President — Joseph  A.  Halsey. 

CasAier— Matthias  W.  Day. 

Directors — Joseph  h..  Halsey,  John  H,  Stephens,  Joel 
W.  Condit,  Williana  Wright,  Calvin  Baldwin,  Benjantiin 
Olds,  David  J.  Hays,  William  Stephens,  Belleville,  Whit- 
field Nichols,  James  H.  Halsey,  Peter  Jacobus,  John  Og- 
den,  Ferdinand  S.  Schenck. 

I^otary — William  A.  Myer. 

Attorney — John  P.  Jackson, 


Bank  at  Orange. 

Chartered  in  1828.  Capital,  $100,000.  Capital  increas- 
ed in  1836,  $200,000,  making  total  capital,  $300,000.— 
Opens  for  business  at  10  o'clock  A.  M.,  and  closes  at  3 
P.  M.  Offering  days,  Wednesdays — Discount  day,  Thurs- 
day. 

President — Stephen  D.  Day. 

Cashier — Wm.  H.  Vermilye. 

Directors — Stephen  D.  Day,  Daniel  Babbit,  John  C. 
Bailey,  Edward  Williams,  Henry  B.  Campbell,  Moses 
Reynolds,  John  H.  Matthews,  Daniel  E.  Williams,  James 
R.  Sayre  Jr.,  Jonathan  Provost,  Charles  Williams,  Samuel 
Smith,  Joseph  A.  Condit. 

Notary — Phillip  Kingsley. 

Attorney    do.  do. 


Morris  County  Bank. 

Chartered  February  24, 1836.  Capital,  $100,000.  Paid 
in  $51,000.  Opens  for  business  at  10  A.  M.,  and  closes 
at  3  o'clock  P.  M.  Offering  day,  Monday — Discount  day, 
Monday. 

President — Henry  A.  Ford, 

Cashier — Theodore  T   Wood. 

Directors — Henry  A.  Ford,  Dayton  I.  Canfield,  William 
Brittin,  Joseph  Dalrymple,  John  Marsh,  Henry  Hilliard, 
Freeman  Wood,  Joseph  Jackson,  John  F.  Voorhees,  The- 
odore T.  Wood,  George  H.  Ludlow,  Hiram  Smith. 
4* 


42 

Union  Bank  at  Dover. 

Chartered  1S32.  Capital,  $100,000.  All  paid  in.— 
Opens  for  business  at  lo  o'clock  A.  M.,  and  closes  at  3 
P.  M.  OfTering  days,  Mondays  and  Thursdays — Discounts 
on  Mondays  and  Thursdays. 

President — G.  M.  Hinchman. 

Cashier — Thomas  B.  Segur. 

Directors — G.  M.  Hinchman,  William  Logan,  Chilion 
F.  De  Camp,  Heniy  McFarlan,  Jacob  Hurd,  Thomas  C, 
Willis,  Henry  Baker,  James  L.  Hurd,  Jonas  Hulse, 
Richard  Brotherton,  Manning  Rutan. 

State  Bank  at  Elizarcth. 

State  Bank  at  Elizabeth,  at  Elizabethtown,  chartered 
January  28,  1812.  Capital  $200,000.  Paid  in.  Char- 
ter since  been  extended  to  the  1st  Monday  in  February, 
1851:  again  February  1846  to  1868.  Dividends  declared 
first  weeks  in  April  and  October.  Opens  for  business  at 
9  o'clock,  A.  M.  and  closes  at  2  P.  M.  Offering  day, 
Monday — Discount  day,  Tuesday. 

President — Charles  Davis. 

Cashier — James  Crane. 

Directors — Chas.  Davis,  Elijah  Kellogg,  Keen  Pruden, 
John  Kean,  Elijah  Stites,  Ichabod  Ogden,  Looe  Baker, 
James  W.  Wade,  Jacob  Geiger,  M.  M.  Woodruff,  Eu- 
gene S  Doughty,  Benjamin  Williamson,  William  P. 
Mulford. 

Rahway  Bank. 

Farmers'  and  Mechanics'  Bank  at  Rahway,  New  Jer- 
sey, chartered  in  1828.  Capital  paid  in  $l5o,000  Divi- 
dends declared  in  April  and  October.  Opens  for  business 
at  9  o'clock,  A.  M.,  and  closes  at  2  P.  M.  Offering  day, 
Monday — Discount  day,  Tuesday. 

President — Joseph  O.  Luf berry. 

Cashier — Frederick  King. 

Directors — Samuel  Oliver,  David  S.  Craig,  Joseph  0. 
Lufberry,  Henry  Mundy,  Adam  Lee,  Wm.  Edgar,  Jack- 
son Freeman,  Henry  R.  Shotwell,  Ira  Campbell,  Rolph 
Marsh,  Wm-  C.  Squire. 

Newark  Savings  Institution. 

313    Broad,    corner    Mechanic    street. 
President — William  Wright. 
Vice     do — Samuel  Meeker. 

Treasurer 

Secretary — Jabez  G.  Goble. 


Newark  M'jtoal  Fire  Assurance  Company. 

Office  230  Broad  street,  corner  Cedar. 

Chartered  in  1811.     Charter  renewed  for  20  years  from 

1845.     Capital  $150,000.    Dividends  declared  l^t  January. 

Directors — William    Pennington.    James    Keene,  Oba 

Meeker,  Aaron  Nichols,  Jas.  Wheeler,  Demas  Colton,  jr, 

Aaron  S   Day,  Jacob  T.  Garthwaite,  James  Miller,  Jacob 

Speer,  D.  Doremus,  J.  Van  Wagenen,  Marcus  L.  Ward. 

President — Wm.  Pennington.  Sec'y — Archibald  Woodruff. 

Mechanics  Fire  Insurance  Company. 
Office  279  Broad  street. 

Chartered  in  1824.  Capital,  $-200,000.  Paid  $100,000. 
Dividends  declared  1st  March  and  September. 

Directors — Wm.  A.  Myer,  Asa  Whitehead,  Wm.  Garth- 
waite. Elihu  Dav,  Wm.  S.  Faitoute,  Daniel  Babbit,  J. 
W.  Condit,  Archer  Gifford,  Zenas  S.  Crans,  Wm.  Wright, 
Wm.  Pierson,  Jr.,  Charles  R.  Akers,  John  J.  Chetwood, 
Wra.  Rankin,  Jas.  M.  Quinby,  Caleb  Baldwin,  Blnomfitld, 
Wm.  Chetwood,  J.  P.  Pennington,  Charles  S.  Macknet, 
Wm.  M.  Babbit  Fred.  T  Frelinghuysen,  James'  Crane, 
John  Ogden,  Stephen  H.  Plum,  Edwin  Van  Antwerp, 
Abraham  Brittin.  David  S  Crane,  Charles  Williams, 
George  A.  Van  Wagenen,  David  Smith. 

Pres't — Wm.  A.  Myer.     Sec'y — Edward  S.  Graham. 

New  Jersey  Insurance  Company. 
Office.  278  Broad  street. 

Chartered  in  1834.  Capital  $300,000.  Paid  in  $90,000 
Dividends  declared  4ih  January  and  July. 

Directors — Jeremiah  C.  Garthwaite,  Joseph  A.  Halsey, 
Isaac  Baldwin.  Peter  Jacobus,  William  Rankin,  Elias 
Van  Arsdale,  P.  S.  Durvee,  Benjamin  Olds,  Albert  Ailing, 
Matthias  W.  Day,  William  Shugard,  Henry  G.  Darcy, 
James  H.  Halsey.  Charles  M  King,  Charles  T.  Gray, 
Daniel  Pierson,  iStephen  H.  Condict,  Tunis  A.  "Waldron, 
John  H  Stephens.  H.  K.  Ingraham,  Albert  W.  Canfield, 
J.  Barnet,   W.  M.  Lewis,   H.  N.  Peters,   D.  B.  Turnbull. 

Pres't.—J.  C.  Garthwaite.        Sec'y— F.   H.  Smith. 


44 

THE  AMERICAN 

Mutual  Fire  and  Marine  Insurance  Co. 

AT  NEWARK,   N.  J. 

This  Institution,  Chartered  1846,  by  the  New  Jersey 
Legislature,  has  been  organized  ;  and  is  now  in  successful 
operation.  Insurances  against  losses  by  fire  and  sea,  may 
be  effected  in  this  Company  on  as  favorable  terms  as  are 
offered  in  any  other  institution.  The  charter  is  one  of  the 
most  favorable  ever  granted  by  the  Legislature.  The  most 
valuable  features  of  the  Mutual  principle  are  possessed  by 
the  Company.  All  who  insure  are  stockholders,  and  the 
profits,  after  paying  expenses,  belong  to  the  insured. 

A  fund  of  $15,000  has  been  reserved,  to  meet  losses 
that  may  occur  before  the  premiums  received  are  adequate 
to  pay  the  losses  that  may  be  sustained. 

The  Company  having  been  incorporated  expressly  as  a 
New  Jersey  instilution  and  to  meet  the  wants  of  this  com- 
munity, the  attention  of  the  public  is  called  to  the  superior 
advantages  possessed  by  the  company,  that  i's  merits  and 
claims  may  be  investigated.  For  business  or  other  infor- 
mation apply  at  the  office  of  the  company,  153  Market 
street,  Insurance  Buildings. 

DIRECTORS. 

T.  V.  Johnson,  S.  P.  Smith. 

J.  W.  Poinier,  John  Young. 

S.  G.  Gould,  A.  L.  Dennis, 

L.  C.  Grover,  C.  F.  Decamp, 

S.  B.  Ailing,  John  Chadwick, 

David  Campbell,  H.  J.  Poinier. 

T.  V.  JOHNSON,  President. 

J.  W.  POINIER,  Vice  Pres't. 
J.  H.  WOODHULL,  Sec'y. 


45 

MUTUAL  BENEFIT 
LIFE    INSURANGE    COMPANY. 

No.  151   Market  street,    Newark,  N.  J. 
Balance  per  statement  Jan'y  1st,  1850,  $935,994  96 

Deduct  for  losses  then  unpaid,  paid  since  40,350 

$895,644  96 

Nett  premiums  received  during  the  year  1850,$483,804  75 

Interest  54,556  80 


Total,  $1,434,006,  51 

Losses  and  expenses  paid,  168,651   19 

Paid  on  dividend  of  1847,  12,938  80 

"                 "             1848,  50,479  56 

"     interest  on  dividends,  9,495  30 

$241,564  85 

»  -^— — 

Nett  Balance  $1,192,441  66 

ASSETS. 

Cash  on  hand  41,295  33 

Newark  City  6  per  cent  bonds,  1,900 

Brooklyn  "         "         "         "  60,000 
Bonds  and  Mortgages  on  real  estate  worth  double 

the  amount  loaned,  370,951  48 

Real  Estate  in  Newark,  16,968  ll 
Premium  notes  drawing  6  per  cent  interest. 

secured  by  policies,  693,061  61 

Loans  on  Scrip,  6,609  88 
Premiums,  premium  notes,  and  cash  in  the 

hands  of  agents,  11,655  26 


1,192,441  66 
DIRECTORS    AND    OFFICERS. 

Robert  L.  Patterson,  Thomas  B.  Segur, 

Charles  S.  Macknet,  Henry  Mc  Farlan, 

Lewis  C.  Grover,  William  M.  Simpson, 

Selh  Low,  Randall  H.  Green, 

John  R.  Weeks,  Joel  W.  Condit, 

Andrew  S.  Snelling,  Nehemiah  Perry. 

ROBIGRT  L.  PATTERSON,  President. 

JOEL  W.  CONDIT,  Vice  President. 
B.  C.  MILLER.  Sec'y 

LEWIS  C.  GROVER,  Attorney  and  Counsel. 
JOSEPH  B.  JACKSON,  m.  d.  Medical  Exadi'r. 


N.  York, 

chart'd. 

1824, 

$300,000 

<> 

it 

1824, 

250,000 

i( 

(( 

1824, 

250,000 

(( 

(( 

1836, 

210,000 

« 

tC 

1824, 

200.000 

(( 

(( 

1824, 

200,000 

•tford,  Ct. 

t( 

1818, 

250,000 

46 
FIRE  AND  LIFE  INSURANCE. 

KING  &  BOND, 

No.  298  BROAD  STREET,  (up  stairs^ 

Will  effect  Insurance  against  Loss  and  Damage  by 
Fire  in  the  following  named  Companies;  all  of  sound 
capital  and  established  reputation. 

Fireman's 

Howard 

Manhattan 

City  Fire 

Jefferson 

iEtna 

iEtna  of  H 

Delaware  Mutual  Safety,  Philadelphia. 
Incorporated  in  1844  on  the  stock  and 
Mutual  principle.     Present  Capital,       200,000 

Insurance  in  the  above  Companies  will  be  effected  at 
as  low  rate  of  premium  as  any  responsible  company 
doing  business  in  this  city,  and  losses  promptly  paid. 

LIFE  INSURANCE. 

New  York  Life  Insurance  and  Trust  Company,  char- 
tered in  1832— Capital  $1,000,000 

This  company  is  chartered  on  the  Stock  and  Mutual 
principle.  Rates  of  premiums  favorable.  The  amount 
of  its  Capital  makes  its  policies  safe  beyond  a  perad- 
▼enture. 

DEEDS  &,  MORTGAGES 

Written  and  acknowledged,  and  will  go  to  any  part  of  th« 
city  to  do  the  same.  Also,  Leases,  Agreements,  Wills, 
and  other  instruments  of  Writing  promptly  attended  to. 

JAMES  F.  BOND,  has  been  appointed  a  Notary  Public. 

MOSES  R.  KIn5, 
JAMES  F.  BOND, 
SAMUEL  W.  BOND. 


47 

STABIIilTir-SECURITY-PERPETUITT. 

1,280,000 ! 

STATEMENT   OP   THE    AFFAIRS   OP   THE 

MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  COMPANY 

OF  NEW  YORK-NO.  35  WALL  ST., 

For  the  j^ear  ending  January  31st,  1851. 

Net  assets  on  hand,  January  31st,  1850,-  -  -  $991,161,62 

RECEIPTS. 
For  Premiums,        -        -        -    $454,142,97 
"     Interest,   -         -        -        .        60,937,17 
"     Profitonsaleof  United  States  and 

State  of  New  York  Stocks,    15,826,24      530,906,38 


1,522,068,00 
DISBURSEMENTS. 
For  Losses  paid,  (including  $25,000  losses 

oflasl  year  paid  this  year,)  $160,640,00 
For  surrendered  policies,  ~  16,641,23 
For  salaries,  rent,  physician's  fees, 

staitonery,  printing,  postage,  &c.  21,6l9,l8 
For  commissionsj  advertising,  ex- 
changes, ^-c.        -        -        -        24,279,40      223,679,54 

Assets  31st  January,  1851.      -        -        .         1,298,388,46 
Losses  incurred,  not  yet  paid,  awaiting  proofs 

of  death,      -         -  ' 18,300,00 

Net  assets,  all  losses  &  expenses  being  paid,  $1,280,088  46 
INVTESTED  AS  FOLLOWS: 

In  Bank  of  N.  Y.  &  cash  on  hand,  16,410  91 

In  Mercantile  Bank,  temporary  de- 
posit on  interest.         ...     8,688  75 

In  bonds  and  mortgages  on  real  es- 
tate, principally  in  the  cities  of 
New  York  and  Brooklyn,  worth 
double  the  amount  loaned,     -  1,128,83122 

In  Stocks,  United  States  and  Cor- 
poration of  N   York,  cost  value  1 17,919  09 

Balance  due  from  agents,-     -     -     26,538  49  $1,298,388  46 


JOSEPH  B.  COLLINS,  Pres't. 
ISAAC  ABBATT,  Sec'y.         CHAS.  GlLL,  Actuary. 
MiNTORN  Post,  M.  M.,  Medical  Examiner,  New  York. 
Joseph  Blunt,  Counsellor 
J.  G.  GoBLB.  M.  1).,  Medical  Examiner,  Newark, 

L.  S.  GOBLE.  Agent,  299  Broad  st,  (up  stairs.) 


g 


CLINTON  MUTUAL  INSURANCE  CO. 

115  Market-st.,  (Library  Hall  Buildings.) 


Chartered    March    7ih    1848, 

NUMBER  OF  POLICIES  ISSUED,  4,000. 

Premium  thereon  #132,000.     Losses  &  Expenses,  $16,000* 

This  Company  is  strictly  mutual  in  its  character,  and 
offers  advantages  which  need  only  to  be  understood  to 
command  public  confidence  and  patronage.  They  insure 
none  but  the  safest  kind  of  property,  and  take  no  risk  ex- 
ceeding $3000.  Policies  are  made  on  fair  and  equitable 
principles,  giving  to  the  insured  an  opportunity  to  share  in 
all  the  profits  of  the  business;  annual  dividends  being  de> 
Glared  on  all  policies  that  have  subsisted  successively  for 
five  years.  Every  person  insured  becomes  thereby  a  mem* 
ber  of  the  company,  and  is  entitled  to  vote  at  the  election 
of  its  directors.  The  Company  is  responsible  for  all  sur- 
veys made  by  its  agents,  and  agrees  to  arbitrate  all  matters 
of  difference  should  any  occur.  Discrimination  is  made  in 
favor  of  safer  risks,  and  such  are  taken  at  vert/  low  premi- 
ums. The  Company  invites  the  closest  scrutiny  into  its 
character  and  business.  The  unparalleled  success  of  this 
Company  over  all  others  of  its  kind  in  this  state,  is  the 
strongest  assurance  of  its  merits  and  of  the  superior  in- 
ducements which  it  offers  to  the  public. 

DIRECTORS. 

Samuel  H.  Gardner,  Aaron  Coe, 

A.  C.  M.  Pennington,  Nehemiah  Perry, 

John  C.  Beardsley,  James  J.  Mapes, 

John  R.  Mulford,  Daniel  Squier, 

Samuel  Baldwin,  Alvah  Sherman, 

William  Brown,        Henry  Meeker,  Lewis  Pierson. 

CHAS.  A.  SHERMAN,       SAMUEL  H.  GARDNER, 
Secretary.  President. 

A.  C.  M,  PENNINGTON,  ALVAH  SHERMAN, 

Treasurer.  General  Agent. 


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NEWARK 

COMPAMf . 


The  books  for  subscription  to  the  Capital  Stock  were 
opened  on  the  14th  of  April,  1846,  and  the  requisite  num- 
ber of  shares  to  ensure  the  completion  of  the  works  sub- 
scribed. 

A  contract  was  made  on  the  20th  day  of  May,  with 
Mr.  Joseph  Battin  for  the  erection  of  works  to  supply 
forty  thousand  cubic  feet  of  Gas  per  day,  and  lay  four 
miles  of  main  pipes  for  the  distribution  of  the  same.  On  the 
25th  of  December,  1846,  the  manufacture  of  Gas  was  com- 
menced, and  on  the  5th  of  January,  1847,  the  main  pipes 
were  filled,  the  whole  having  been  accomplished  in  the 
short  space  of  eight  months. 

CHARLES  ALLING,  President, 
JOHN  VAN  WAGENEN.  Secretary, 
JOHN  VAN  WAGENEN,  Treasurer, 
CHARLES  ALLING,  Superintendent, 
GEORGE  HOCK,  Assistant  do. 

DIRECTORS.  . 

James  Keene,  Jeremiah  C.  Garthwaite, 

Joseph  Battin,  John  Chadwick, 

Beach  Vanderpool,        Samuel  Meeker, 
E.  Van  Antwerp.  Wm.  Shugard, 

Charles  Ailing. 


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NEWARK  AaUEDUCT  COMPANY. 

Chartered  Nov.  17th,  1800.  Dividends  declared  in 
February  and  August.  The  Company  have  recently  laid 
several  miles  of  pipe,  and  greatly  increased  the  supply  of 
water,  and  have  also  contracted  with  the  city  to  supply 
water  for  the  extinguishment  of  fires. 

President — John  H.  Stephens. 

Secretary — L.  A.  Smith. 

Treasurer — George  Baldwin. 

Superintendent — George    Baldwin, 

Directors — Wm.  Wright,  Samuel  Baldwin,  Jr.  John  H. 
Stephens,  Edwin  VanAnlwerp,  Wm.  S.  Faitoute,  L.  A. 
Smith,  Joel  W.  Condit,  John  J.  Bockee,  George  Baldwin, 
John  M.  Davies,  John  Chadwick,  B.  T.  Nichols,  O.  B. 
Baldwin. 

ESSEX  COUNTY  INSTITUTE. 

For  the  promotion  of  Agriculture,  Horticulture  and    • 
Manufactures. 
President,        Wm.  PENNINGTON,  Newark, 
IstVicedo      Dr.  Wm.  PIERSON,    Orange, 
2d        "  Prof.  Jas.  J.  MAPES,  Clinton 

Reed.  Sec'y    T.  C.  MUNN,  Orange, 
Cores'g,  do       Dr.  L.  A.  SMITH,  Newark. 
Treasurer,        JOHN  R.  WEEKS,  Newark, 

EXECUTIVE  COMMITTEE. 
Abiathar  Harrison,  Orange,     Sebastian  Duncan,  Belle'lle 
John  Jelliff,  Newark,        '     H.  N.    Parkhurst,  Newark, 

Thos.  McKirgan,  Clinton,  Abraham  VanRiper,  Belle'lle, 
Wm.  M.  Liliell,  Newark,        J.  C.  Beardsley,  Clinton, 
H.  H.  Nichols,  Newark,        Dr.  Jos.  H   Cross,  Union, 
B.  F,  Harrison,  Newark,         J.  H.  Baldwin,  Bloomfield, 
Wm.  M.  Babbitt,  Orange,       John  H.  Tims,  Newark, 
John  Garside,  Newark,  Thos.  B.  Pierson,  Newark, 

J.  Henry  Clark,  Newark,        Wm.  J.  Pell,  Orange, 
John  M.  Phillips,  Newark,      Abijah  Harrison,  Orange. 


51 

PROTESTANT    FOSTER    HOME   SOCIETY. 

870  North  Broad  street.     June  4th  1849. 

OFFICERS.  , 

Mrs.  C.  S.  RIGGS,  1st  Directress. 
•'     SMITH  BURNET,  2d  Directress. 
"     WM.  TUTTLE.  Treasurer. 
"    F.  T.  FRELINGHUYSEN.  Corres.  Sec'y. 
Miss  CORNELIA  BALDWIN,  Recording  Sec'y. 

MANAGERS. 
Mrs.  J.  C.  Hornblower,        Mrs.  J.  R.  Davison, 
"     E.  Van  Antwerp,  ''     T.  A.  Waldron. 

"    J.  G.  Goble,  "    J.  B.  Jackson, 

"     Jacob  Johnson,  "     Isaac  Meeker, 

"     John  Drake,  "     J.A.Bowles, 

"    Wm.H.  Burroughs,  "     S.  H.  Kitchell. 

"     Smith  Halsey,  "     M.  W.  Day, 

•'     Bruen  Congar,  "     L.  Plume, 

"     Howell  Clark,  "     N.  Perry, 

"     D.  E.  Noyes,  "     S.  C.  Howell, 

"     J.  H.  Clark,  "    Horace  H.  Nichols 

"    Wm-  Rogers,  "     Luther  Goble, 

"     A.  L.  Burnet,  Miss  Emina  Riggs. 

Miss  Tace  Hiiiyer. 

TRUSTEES. 
Wm-  Pennington,  Joseph  N.  Tuitle,  John  R.  Davison, 
Joseph  P.  Bradley,  Isaac  Van  Wagenen,  Joseph  A.  Halsey, 
Physicians — J.  B.  Jackson,  181  Broad,  S.  H.  Penning- 
ton, 255  Broad. 

Dentist — A.  G.  P.  Colburn. 

Miss  Mary  N.  Axtell,  Teacher. 
Henry  Axtell,  Superinlendant. 


NEWARK  ORPHANS'  ASYLUM. 
Corner    of  High    and    Court  streets. 

OFFTPPRS 
Mrs.  ELIZABETH  RICORD,  First  Directress. 

"     P.  W.  MARTIN,  Second  do 

Miss  L.  L.  WARD,  Recording  Secretary. 
Mrs.  OLIVER  J.  HAYES,  Corresponding  do 

'•     J.  H.  STEPHENS,  Treasurer. 

COMMITTEE  ON  ADMISSIONS. 
Mrs.  John  Van  Wagenen,  8  Cedar  st. 

"     John  Hartshorne,  60  Warren  st. 

"     D.  M.   Wilson,  225  Market  st. 

"     Wm.  A.  Baldwin,  61   Market. 

"     J.  H.  Woodhull,  56  Walnut  st. 

"    B.  C.  Miller,  21  Clinton  st. 


A.  STEPHEN  HOLBROOK, 

Respectfully  informs  his  friends  and  the  public  generally 

that  he  has  purchased  the  Printing  Office,   lately 

occupied  by  Aaron  Guest, 

333  Broad  Street,  in  the  rear. 

and  is  prepared  to  execute  all  kinds  of 

JJlttin,   JTancg    S^    ODrnamental  lob  IJrintinj 

in  an  expeditious,  neat  and  Prompt  manner. 

fS'Persons  wishing  Printing  need  fear  no  Tardiness   in 

the  execution  of  their  Orders. 

Tip,  Card,  Job  and  Copper  Plate 

IJ  COMMERCE  STREET,  3d  STORY. 
WILLIAM   B.   KINNEY, 

Of  Everij  Desanption, 
266  BROAD    STREET,    (UP    STAIRS.) 

CROW  ELL    &    CARL, 

Book  and  Job  Printers, 

295  Broad  street,  {up  stairs.) 


53 


Fire  Engine  No.  1,  8  William  street. 
Fire  Engine  No.  2,  55  Washington  street. 
Fire  Engine  No.  3,  27  Court  street. 
Fire^Engine  No.  4, 
Fire"  Engine  No.  5,  106  Market  street. 
Fire  Engine  No.  6,  58  Mulberry  street. 
Fire  Engine  No.  7,  70  Orange  street. 
Fire  Engine  No.  8,  39  Ferry  street. 
Hook  and  Ladder  No.  1,  320  Broad-st. 
Hose  Carriage  No.  1,  1  Harrison  street. 

GEORGE  W.  ANDRUSS,  Chief  Engineei 

John  H.  Landell,         ^ 

Charles  Crossley,       >   Assistant  Engineers. 

J.    V.    ^N.    VOORHEES.        ) 

NEWARK  FIRE  DEPARTMENT. 

At  the  annual  meeting  of  the  Representatives,  December 
I7th  1850,  the  following  officers  were  duly  elected. 
T.  p.  Howell,  President. 

Wm   Phillips,  Vice  President. 

D.  P.  WooDROFF,  Secretary. 

Edward  R.  Whitlock,  Treasurer. 


Win.  S.  Jaques, 

Alex.  Pool, 
David  J.  Camfield, 
H.  G.  Darcy, 
A.  D.  Jones, 
Geo.  H.  Bruen, 
J.  H.  Landell, 
Wm.  B.  Guild, 
H.  H.  Nichols, 
N.  H.  Lewis, 


TRUSTEES, 


Collector, 


176  Broad  street. 
170  Washington  street. 

10  Cedar  street. 
153  Broad  street. 
104  Mulberry  street. 
.    3  Cammack's  Alley. 

7  Baldwin  street. 
235  Washington  street. 
96  Halsey  street. 


CRUNCHES. 

1 — 1st  Presbyterian.  315J  Broad — Jona  P.  Stearns, 

2 — 2d  Presbyterian,  17  Washington — Vacant 

3--3d  Presbyterian,  HSih  Broad— H.  N.  Brinsmade. 

4— 4th  C«ntral  Presbyterian.  158  Wash.— G.  C  Lucas. 

5— 5th  Park  Presbyterian,  8  Park  Chh.  Pi.— A.  D.  Eddy. 

6 — 6th  Presbyterian.  74  Union — Wm.  Aikman. 

7— 7th  High  street  Presbyterian,  197  High— D.  W.  Poor. 

8 — 1st  Free  Presbyterian,  15  Clinton — Charles  Beecher. 

9 — 1st  Associate  Presbyterian,  \2\)  Washington — 

10 — 2d  Associate  Presbyterian,  16  Clinton — 

11 — 1st  Reformed  Dutch,  1691  Market — James  Scott. 

12— 2d  Reformed  Dutch,  26  E.  Mechanic— Gustavo  Abeel. 

13— 1st  Baptist,  25  Academy— Henry  C.  Fish. 

14 — 2nd  South  Baptist,  42  Kmney — William  Hague. 

J5 — 1st  Episcopal,  (Trinity)  157  Broad — M.  H.  Henderson. 

16— 2nd  Episcopal  (Grace)  409  Broad— John  L.  Watson. 

17 — 3d  Episcopal  (Christs)  25  N.  Prospect — R.  Lowell. 

18— 4th  Epis'l ,  (House  of  Prayer)  34Bd  — S.  L.  Southard. 

19— 1st  Methodist,  54  Halsey— E.  H.  Stokes. 

20— 2nd  Methodist,  J  2  Franklin— W.  P.  Corbit. 

21 — 3d  Methodist,  3  Clinton— L.  D.  Barrows. 

22— 4th  Methodist,  125  Union— J.  B  Dobbins. 

23— 5th  Methodist,  37  Quarry — J.  C.  Winner. 

24— 6th  Methodist,  181  Market— Jos.  B.   Wakeley. 

25 — 1st  Bethel,  Dock  foot  of  Market— Frederick  Pilch. 

26— 1st  Universalist,  Lib.  Hall— O.  W.  Wight, 

27 — 2d  Universalist.  Ins.  Buildings — J.  H.  Farnsworth. 

28— 1st  Roman  Catholic,  (St.  Johns)  10  Mul— P.  Moran. 

29— 2d  Roman  Catholic,  84  William— N.  Baillies, 

30 — 3d  Roman  Catholic,  (St.  Patricks)  47  Wash.-D.  Senei 

31 — 1st  German  Presbyterian,  112  Market — Wm.  Winnis. 

32 — 1st  German  Ev.  Lutheran,  28  Mechanic,— B\  Maschop 

33— 1st  German  Baptist,  23  New — 

34— 1st  Ger.  Ref.  (3d)  Dutch,  42J  Mul— F.  A.  Lehlbach. 

35— 1st  Ger.  Epis'l,  (St.  Matthews)  166  Mar.-J.  D.  Rose. 

36— Ist  German  Methodist,  25l  Market — 

37— 1st  African  Presbterian,  132  Plane— E   P.  Rogers. 

38— 1st  African  Episcopal,  (St.  Philips)  291  Broad — 

39 — 1st  African  Methodist,  67  Academy — 

40 — 2d  African  Methodist  36  Catharine — 


1851-53. 

PIERSON'S 

NEWARK  CITY  DIRECTORY 

FOR    THE 

76th  YEAR  OF  AMERICAN  INDEPENDENCE, 
FROM  4lh  JULY,  1851. 


Important  observations  to  those  using  this  Work. 

Throughout  this  Directory,  the  christian  names  of  those 
where  there  are  more  than  one  of  the  same  surname,  are 
carefully  alphabetically  arranged,  male  and  female,  firms, 
&c.  In  searching  for  a  name,  the  inquirer  must  know  the 
proper  spelling.  For  example,  a  person  seeking  for — 
Pirsson,  will  not  find  the  one  sought  for  if  he  looks  in  the 
names  of  Pierson  ;  so,  also,  for  Bonnell,  he  should  not 
look  among  the  Bonnels  ;  and  for  Conger,  not  in  Congar  ; 
and  for  Parcels,  not  look  in  Parsals,  Parceils  or  Parsil ; 
nor  for  Hays  in  Hayes. 

h.   stands  for   house — n.   near — c.   corner — r.  residence — 
Av.  Avenue — Pi.  Place — Ct.  Court. 

Abbis  John  C,  tinsmith  76  Kinney 

Abeel  Rev.    Gustavus.   Pas.   2d   Ref.  Dutch  Church  h. 

231  Market 
Abel  George,  saddler  20  Bruen 
Abel  John  B.  musician  Broom  c.  Springfield  Avenue 
Aber    Ebenezer  C.  children's  shoe  mfr.  34   Bleeker  h. 

81  Plane 
Aber  Stephen  D.  sash  &  blind  19  Bank  h  31  Orleans 
Abieniste  Louis,  engraver  356  Broad 
Abrams  Charles,  mason  144  Plane 
Abrefht  Lewis,  jeweler  IfiO  Mulberry 
Abseil  William,  cooper  620  High 
Ackerman  Christian,  locksmith  29  McWhorter 
Ackerman  Cornelius  C.  boarding  house  265  Broad 
Ackerman  George,  printer  266  Broad 
Ackerman  George,  sash  Si  blind  22J  Church 
Ackerman  John,  shoemaker  4  Cross 
Ackerman  Mary,  widow  of  Isaac  76  Halsey 
Ackerman  Warren,  indiarubber  59  Maiden  Lane  New  York 

h.  172  Market 
Ackerson  Sarah,  widow  of  John,  337  Broad 


56  fierson's 

Ackerson  William,  laborer  130  Commerce 

Ackley  Catharine  S.  4  Commerce 

Adami  Paul,  hatter  4  Pear  Alley 

Adams  &  Brother  H.  merchant  tailors  316  Broad 

Adams  Charles,  63  Springfield  Avenue 

Adams  Crowell,  express  agent  306  Broad 

Adams  Ezekiel,  mason  18  Baldwin 

Adams  Francis,  moulder  c.  Nichols  4"  S.  Prospect 

Adams  Frederick,  tanner  36  Bridge 

Adams  George,  paper  stainer  169  Commerce 

Adams  Henry,  mer.  tailor  316  Broad  h.  139  Washington 

Adams  John,  laborer  188  Court  c.  Prince 

Adams  John,  mason  Navy  Yard  Clinton 

Adams  Lewis,  jeweler  168  Mulberry  c.  Cottage 

Adams  Lewis,  mason  foot  East  Green 

Adams  Linn,  merchant  tailor  316  Bro%d  h.  110  Mulberry 

Adams  Lydia,  widow  ll5  Washington 

Adams  Obadiah.  harness  maker  27  Academy 

Adams  Oliver,  blacksmith  53  Union 

Adams  Robert  B.  jeweler  56  Walnut 

Adams  Thomas  W.  jeweler  2  Fair  h. 63  Mulberry 

Adams  William,  shoemaker  27  Catharine 

Adams  William,  collar  maker  110  Mulberry 

Adams  William  H.  tailor  66  Walnut 

Adamy  John  F.  French  shoemaker  r.  4  Jackson 

Addis  John,  clerk  135  h.  17  Market 

Addis  Miles,  clerk  45  h.  17  Market 

Addison  0;ivia,  widow  of  William  63  Washington 

Adler  Ludwig,  fancy  baskets  43  William 

Agens  Alexander  M.  clerk  150  Broad  h.  20  Halsey 

Agens  &  Co.  hat  manufacturers  27l  Broad 

Agens  George  W.  clerk  150  Broad 

Agens  James  H.  sash  and  blind  inquire  l50  Broad 

Agens  James  S.  shoemaker  68  Orleans 

Agens  John,  1  Sourh  Canal 

Agens  John  L.  periodical  4"  paper  office  1  Commerce 

Agens  Jonas,  shoe  store  and  manufacturer  150  Broad 

Agens  Sarah,  widow  of  James  68  Orleans 

Agens  Thomas,  hat  manuf,  271  Broad  h.  89  Washington 

Agens  William  A.  boot  and  shoe  store  150  Broad 

Agnew  Rev.  J.  H.  Prof,  languages  University  Michigan 

Aign  Michael,  tanner  8^  Shipman 

Aikin  James,  shoemaker  4  Cross 

Aikin  Margaret,  tailoress  122  Orange 

Aikman  Rev.  Wrn.  Pastor  6th  Pres.  Chh.  109  Commerce 

Akers  Oscar  J.  m.  d.  91  Broad 

Albert  Charles,  stone  cutter  28  Mercer 

Albert  George  W.  shoemaker  1 13  Orange 


NEWARK    DIRECTORY.  57 

Albert  William  H.  carman  l34  Academy 

Albray  Anthony  C.  potter  83  Broad 

Albright  Henry,  shoemaker  30  Fair 

Albright  John,  india  rubber  105  William 

Alcock  James,  needle  finisher  88  Warren 

Alcock  Robert  Welford,  carver  21  Columbia 

Alden  James,  62  North  Broad 

Alden  Jr.  James  W'  music  teacher  648  High 

Alden  Joseph  L.  lumber  131  River  h.  16  Front 

Alden  Thomas  C.  accountant  15  Goerck  IS'ew  York 

Alderson  George,  laborer  45  Bridge 

Aldridge  William  A.  confectioner  152  Broad 

Aldworth  Margaret,  widow  of  Edward  39  Union 

Alexander  Hugh,  teamster  20  Brown 

Alexander  William  G.  carriage  maker  81  Walnut 

Alfred  Rosanna,  (colored)  34o  High 

Algood  John,  plater  rear  43  Lawrence 

Allabon  William,  gardener  100  Pennington 

Allabon  William,  gardener  5  Walnut 

Allen  Alexander,  shoemaker,  enquire  136  Kinney 

Allen  Collins,  saddler  26  Lombardy 

Allen  Cortland  H.  123  Broad 

Allen  David  B.  mason  45  Columbia 

Allen  Emory  A.  metal  worker  208  Market  l34  Academy 

Allen  Hiram,  cabinet  maker  80  Orange 

Allen  Jacob,  justice  and  commiss'r  of  deeds  123  Broad 

Allen  Jr.  Jacob,  machinist  12  James  h.  16  Division 

Allen  James,  198  Washington 

Allen  John  C.  collector  Inclined  Plane  r.  354  High 

Allen  J.  &  L.  machinists  12  James 

Allen  John  S.  pattern  maker  11  Ridge 

Allen  Ludlow,  pattern  maker  12  James  h.  123  Broad 

Allen  Luther,  engineer  37  South  Canal 

Allen  Michael,  laborer  19  East  River 

Allen  Richard  S.  grocer  69  New 

Allen  Sarah,  widow  of  Samuel  2  Balls'  Court 

Allen  William,  carpenter  12  Plume 

Allen  William,  199  Bank 

Allen  William,  shoemaker  231  Washington 

Allen  William  A.  trunk  maker  Jersey  City 

Allen  William  R.  coach  painter  20  Hill 

Ailing  Albert,  clothier  133  Market  h.  453  Broad 

Ailing  Alexander  M.  New  York 

Allfng,  Brothers,  jewelers  6  Orchard 

Ailing  Charles,  18  Park  Place 

Ailing  David,  fancy  chair  manufacturer  345  h.  347  Broad  "^ 

Ailing  David  W.  chaii  maker  347  Broad 

Ailing  &  Demarest,  clothiers  133  Market 


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Ailing,  Hall  &  Dodd,  jewelers  35  Walnut 
'Ailing  Horace,  jeweler  6  Orchard  h.  50  Columbia 
Ailing  Isaac  A.  jeweler  6  h.  2  Orchard 
Ailing  John,  20  Smith 

Ailing  Joseph  C.  jeweler  6  Orchard  h.  142  Mulberry 
Ailing  Pruden.coal  dealer  2  Commercial  h.  13  Smith 
Ailing  Stephen  B,  jeweler  35  Walnut  h   Lyons  Farms 
Ailing  William,  clothier  N.  Orleans  20  Smith 
Allison  Jasper  H.  coach  painter  66  Halsey 
AUiston  James,  shoemaker  5  Wallace 
AUruth  Ernst,  tailor  266  Bank 
Almond  Richard,  engineer  189  Orange 
Alston  Albert  G.  hat  manuf.  29  Liberty  h.  357  Broad 
Alston  Amzi  B.  hat  manufactur  29  h.  19  Liberty 
Alston  C.  B.  California  357  Broad 
Alston  Elias,  cutler  78  State 
Alston  Isaac,  blacksmith  547  High 
Alston  John,  (col'd)  teamster  3  Crane's  Basia 
Altenburg  William,  currier  45  Mulberry 
Alyea  Abraham,  blacksmith  38  Hamilton 
Alyea  Jacob.  7  Union 
Amberg  Benedict,  tailor  9  Rankin 
Ambrost  George,  filer  8  West 

American  Mutual  Fire  and^Marine  Ins.  Co.  153  Market 
Amerman  Jeremiah  E.  clerk  306  Market 
Amm  James,  gardener  18  East  River 
Anderson  Aaron  T.  106  River  h.  120  Mulberry 
Anderson  Andrew,  turner  36  River 
Anderson  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Lawrence  12  Church 
Anderson  Henry,  44  Church 
Anderson  Jr.  Henry,  grocer  46  h.  44  Church 
Anderson  John,  (col'd)  whitewasher  Plane  c.  Plum 
Anderson  Lawrence,  saddler  21  Hill 
Anderson  Richard,  m.  d.  433  Broad 
Anderson  Robert,  boatman  194  South  Market 
Anderson  Robert  C  clothier  123  Market 
Andress  David  T.  California  24  Walnut 
^  Andress  James,  tailor  7  Boudinot 
Andrew  Edwin,  cooper  New  above  Canal 
Andrew  Eliza,  widow  of  Daniel  130  Kinney 
Andrew  John,  blacksmith  130  Kinney 
Andrews  Richard,  shoemaker  91  Tichenor 
Andrews  William  L.  hatter  161  Academy 
Andrews  William  V.  book  agent  324  Broad 
Andruss  Abby,  widow  of  Stephen  K.  125  E  town  road 
Andruss  Caleb  H.  police  &  civil  justice  350  h.  435  Broad 
Andruss  Catharine  Ann,  4  Ward 
'  Andruss  George  W.  plane  factory  154  Washington 


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Andruss  Hannah  J.  150  Washingtort 

Andruss  Isaac  M.  notary  &  ins.  agent  143  h.  141  Wash. 

Andruss  Jonathan,  blacksmith  152  Washington 

Andruss  Stephen,  brass  moulder  24  Ailing 

Andruss  Theodore  F.  California  435  Broad 

Andruss  Timothy,  jeweler  20  Ward 

Angster  Valentine,  carpenter  65  Mercer 

Annin  John,  jeweler  36  Walnut  h.  444  Broad 

Annin  Jonathan  D.  m.  d.  173  Market 

Antabush  Abram  S.  tailor  38  Warren 

Anthony  Jacob,  meat  380  Broad  r.  51  Orchara 

Anton  Peter,  Nonh  Ward  pound  master  2  Mill 

Antry ,  jeweler  59  Walnut 

Arbuckle  Robert,  mould  maker  68  Bleeker 

Arburthnot  Charles,  type  metal  18  North  Broad 

Arburthnot  Eliza,  widow  of  William  20  North  Broad 

Arburthnot  John,  filer  10  North  Broad 

Areley  John,  fiddler  Crane  c  North  Broad 

Areley  Jr.  John,  Crane  c.  North  Bioad 

Arenhaust  Henrich,  rag  picker  23  Ridge. 

Armitage  Edward,  ornamental  japanner  100  Sheffield 

Armitage  John,  japan  mfr.  100  Sheffield 

Armitage  M.  R.  widow  100  Sheffield 

Arms  S.  E.  dentist  228  Broad  h.  Elizabethtown 

Armstrong  Andrew,  saddler  13  South  Prospect 

Armstrong  Edward  (colored)  16  Division  Place 

Armstrong  Eliza,  widow  of  Amzi  ^9  Broad 

Armstrong  Lucius  H.  299  North  Broad 

Armstrong  Samuel,  110  Prospect  Place 

Armstrong  Sterling,  299  North  Broad 

Arnold  Christian,  laborer  6  Niagara 

Arnold  Frederick,  tailor  54  Adams         ^ 

Arnold  Phillip,  tailor  113  Elm 

Arrowsmith  Hannah,  widow  of  Nicholas  105  Market 

Aschenbeck  Velinton,  tailor  17  West 

Ash  Jonathan,  butcher  71  Market 

Ash  Peter,  gatrardner  297  South  Broad 

Ash  William,  vegetables  392  Broad  h.  297  S.  Broad 

Ashby  William,  carpenter  6l  Catharine 

Ashby  William,  japanner  27  Bleeker 

Ashford  Daniel,  jeweler  31  Clinton 

Ashton  John,  hatter  89  Tichenor 

Aston  Frederick,  weaver  155  Academy 

Attetbury  John,  harness  maker  38  Mercer 

Atwood  Almond  D.  carpenter  79  Catharine 

Atha  Andrew,  japaner  Sussex  Avenue  n.  Newark  ^* 

Atha  &  Armstrong,  japan'd  muslin  Sussex  av  n.  Newark 

Auble  David,  shoe  manufacturer  236  Broad  h.  7  Warren 


60  pierson's 

Aubry  Charles,  confectioner  118  Market 

Aubry  Francis  C.  17  Ward 

Austin  George,  engineer  111  Commerce 

Austin  John,  boarding  house  63  Orange 

Autinrieth  Jacob,  grocer  23  William 

Autz  Joseph,  chair  seat  manufacturer  14  Longworth 

Averill  Lyman  S    15s)  Mulberry 

Axtell  Henry,  supt.  Foster  Home  270  North  Broad 

Axtell  James,  carman  65  Ferry 

Axtell  Mary  N.  teacher  270  North  Broad 

Axtell  Silas  C.  grocer  96  Plane 

Aymar  Charles  E.  public  school  teacher  16  Chestnut 

Ayres  Alexis,  Daily  Mercury  297  Broad  h.  3  Brunswick 

Ayres,  Carman  &  Co.  steam  saw  mill  foot  Clay 

Ayres steam  saw  mill  foot  Clay 

Ayres  David  G.  builder  116  Plane 

Ayres  David  R.  tailor  41  Orchard 

Ayres  Isaac  D.  printer  79  Plane 

Ayres  John  C.-carpenter  13  Franklin  place 

Ayres  Lewis  B.  clerk  302  Broad  r  98  Market 

Ayres  Sarah  Jane,  21  Orchard 

Ayres  William,  carpenter  16  Fair 

Ayres  William,  teamster  63  Ferry 

B. 

Babbitt  Henry,  harness  maker  426  Broad 

Babcock  Edward,  jeweler  48  Church 

Babcock  John,  laborer  33  East  Kinney 

Bachmeyer  Gustave  A.  boarding  house  93  S.  Canal 

Backus  Eliza,  127  Muiberry 

Backus  John,  tinner  127  Mulberry 

Backus  Rodman,  tinner  California  127  Mulberry 

Bacon  Jr.  Simeon,  composition  roofer  26  Boudinot 

Bacorn  Abraham,  fish  dealer  36  Bellemont  avenue 

Bacorn  William,  fish  dealer  36  Bellemont  avenue 

Bachman  William,  turner  8J  Shipman 

Badger  Alfred  G.  flute  mfr.  181  B'dway  N.Y.  h.  35  Cottage 

Badger  Charles  W.  druggist  323  Broad 

Badger  Harriet,  widow  of  Eleazer  Chicago  328  Broad 

Badgley  Daniel  T.  shoemaker  7  Fair 

Badgley  Daylon,  shoemaker  2  Washington  Alley 

Badgley  Maxwell,  grocer  624  High 

Badgley  Samuel,  n^ill  wright  624  High 

Baffle  H.  jeweler  356  Broad 

Bagan  James,  laborer  2  Stephens  Court 

Bagan  Joseph,  laborer  39  North  Broad 

Baggs  Thomas,  plater  78  Congress 


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Bagfield  Barbara,  widow  of  John  74  North  Canal 

Bailey  Abraham  E.  carpenter  74  Wallace 

Bailey  Cornelius  B.  indiarubber  25  Bleeker 

Bailey  Jonathan,  clerk  15  Thomas 

Bailey  Michael,  morocco  dresser  210  Washington 

Bailey  Robert,  cooper  10  Bank 

Bailey  William,  114  State 

Bailey  Wm.  H.  (col'd)  barber  27-2  Market  h.  150  Chestnut 

Bailey  Sarah,  widow  of  Samuel  15  Thomas 

Baillies  Rev.  Nicholas,  pastor  2d  R.  Cath.  Chh.  84  Wm. 

Baird  William,  jeweler  79  Baldwin 

Baird  William,  stone  cutter  23  Cherry 

Baker  Aaron  M.  farmer  Lyons  Farms 

Baker  Aaron  W.  carpenter  26  South  Market 

Baker  Amos,  separ  maker  354  High 

Baker  Ann,  86  Washington 

Baker  Augustus,  mason  36  South  Market 

Baker  Daniel,  m.  d.  Brooklyn  L.  I. 

Baker  Daniel  W.  jeweler  33  Orchard 

Baker  Elizabeth  D.  milliner  38  Warren 

Baker  Elihu  B.  grocer  84  h.  80  Plane 

Baker  George,  clerk  26  Hill 

Baker  George  Henry,  moulder  65  Sheffield  * 

Baker  Francis,  coach  maker  3  Ball's  Court 

Baker  Harriet  N.  5  Arch 

Baker  Henry,  coal  breaker  3l  Durand 

Baker  Hilah,  widow  of  William  B.  13  Plane 

Baker  Jacob,  halter  57  Walnut 

Baker  Jacob,  90  South  Orange  Avenue 

Baker  Jane,  widow  26  Soutli  Market 

Baker  Jane  E.  widow  of  Cyrus,  teacher  33  Orchard 

Baker  John  C.  mason  40  Ferry 

Baker  Moses,  farmer  Lyons  Farms 

Baker  Moses  T.  master  mason  29  South  Market 

Baker  Oliver  M.  coach  painter  38  Warren 

Baker  Rebecca,  widow  of  Daniel  38  Warren 

Baker  Richard,  machinist  49  State 

Baker  Sarah,  widow  of  Samuel  3  Ball's  Couit 

Bald  Adam,  tailor  Orangf:  n.  Nesbitt 

Baldwin  Aaron,  carpenter  35  Fair 

Baldwin  Aaron,  harness  maker  31  Fair 

Baldwin  Aaron,  gunsmith  58  Bank  h.  153  Plane 

Baldwin  Aaron  G.  merchant  28  Liberty 

Baldwin  Abby,  widow  of  Joel  31  Fair 

Baldwin  Abby,  widow  of  Elbert  31  Fair 

Baldwin  Abraham.  50  Prospect  Place 

Baldwin  Albert,  dairyman  Lyons  Farms 

Baldwin  Alexander  R.  CaU/omia  32  Clinton 

6 


62  PIERSOK^S 

Baldwin, widow  of  Ananias,  23  Franklin 

Baldwin  Augustus,  clerk  151  r.  198  Market 
Baldwin  Augustus  S.  lieut.  U.  S.  navy  27  Centre 
Baldwin  Austin,  105  Commerce 
Baldwin  Barney,  laborer  18  Brown 
Baldwin  Beihuel,  halter  24  Franklin 
Baldwin  Caleb,  collector  daily  office  107  Academy 
Baldwin  Jr  Caleb,  dry  goods  52  Cedar  N.   Y.  h.  Orange 
Baldwin  Caleb  J.  42  Mercer 
Baldwin  Calvin,  leather  dealer  60  h.  73  Market 
Baldwin  Calvin  W.  carpenter  27  Lawrence 
Baldwin  Charles,  saddle  tree  riveter  Philadelphia 
Baldwin  Charles,  builder 209  Market 
Baldwin  Charles  A.  (ruits  &c.  1  East  River 
Baldwin  Charles  C.  silver  plater  enquire  23  Franklin 
Baldwin  Charles  P.  New  York  209  Market 
Baldwin  Charles  W.  Harnden's  express  293  h.361  Broad 
Baldwin  &  Co.  Caleb,  dry  goods  52  Cedar  N.  Y. 
Baldwin  &.  Co.  jewelry,  watch  cases  and  dials  170  Broad- 
way N  Y.  cor.  Aj^aiden  Lane  6  Franklin 
Baldwin  &  Co.  jewelers  watch  case  mfrs.  6  Franklin 
Baldwin  David  C  retired  merchant  14  Liberty. 
Baldwin  David  J.  farmer  188  Orange 
Baldwin  David  S.  engineer  24  Hamilton 
Baldwin  David  W.  justice  &  commissioner  35  Market 
Baldwin  Deborah,  widow  of  Albert  98  McWhorter 
Baldwin  Edward,  shoemaker  105  Commerce 
Baldwin  Edward  A.  jeweler  EHzahethtown 
Baldwin  Edward  B.  halter  59  Mechanic 
Baldwin  Edward  G.  brass  finisher  60  Hamilton  IS  Scott 
Baldwin  Elijah,  currier  80  Market  h.  18  Bleeker 
Baldwin  Eliza,  widow  of  Aaron  jr.  440  High 
Baldwin  Eliza,  milliner  31  Fair 
Baldwin  George,  crockery  store  218  Broad 
Baldwin  George,  shoemaker  25  Plane 
Baldwin  George  C.  watchmaker  170  Broadway  N.  Y. 
Baldwin  George  T.  clerk  218  Broad 
Baldwin  George  W.  carpenter  12  Lumber 
Baldwin  George  W  jeweler  2  Liberty 
Baldwin  Hannah,  widow  of  William  47  Bank 
Baldwin  Henry,  19  Boudinot 
Baldwin  Henry  C.  hatter  35  Market 
Baldwin  Henry  S.  cutter  320  Broad  h.  41  Bank 
Baldwin  Hiram  P.  printer  107  Academy 
Baldwin  Horace  E-  jeweler  6  Franklin  r.  399  Broad 
Baldwin  Ira  C.  packer  271  Bioad  h.  161  Mulberry 
Baldwin  Isaac,  jeweler  6  Franklin  h.  399  Broad 
Baldwin  Isaac,  68  East  River 
Baldwin  Isaac  E.  hatter  36  Mercer 


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63 


Baldwin  Isaac  N.  builder  68  Union 

Baldwin  Israel,  painter  and  glazier  201  Plane 

Baldwin  Jabez  T.  New  Orleans  10  Clinton 

Baldwin  James  A.  carpenter  36  Arch 

Baldwin  Jediah  J.  Union  township  n.  FAizabethtown 

Baldwin  Jeptiia,  South  Orange  N.  J. 

Baldwin  Jeremiaii,  grocer  405  Broad  h  20  Fair 

Baldwin  Jesse,  iron  &  steel  186  Market  h.  5  Park  Place 

Baldwin  John,  jeweler  33  Franklin 

Baldwin  John,  bar  tender  Park  house 

Baldwin  John,  farmer  70  Furpuson 

Baldwin  John  B   shoemaker  29a  Broad 

Baldwin  Jo  hn  C.  harness  maker  33  Fair 

Baldwin  J.  Lewis,  engraver  99  William 

Baldwin  J  •  Lindly,  saddler  2  Warren 

Baldwin  John  M  railroad  coach  ^O  Fair 

Baldwin  John  N.  aqueduct  agent  18  Academy  h.  24  Bank 

Baldwin  John  W.  405  h.  579  Broad 

Baldwin  John  Y.  clerk  State  Bank  32  Clinton 

Baldwin  Johnson  G.  grocer  79  h.  75  Broad 

Baldwin  Jonas,  shoemaker  99  William 

Baldwin  <!(  Jone  f,  leather  merchants  60  Market 

Baldwin  Joseph'  plater  204  Market  h.  121  S.  Prospect 

Baldwin  Joseph'  mason  Orange  near  the  •anal 

Baldwin  Joseph  C.  farmer  40  Sheffield 

Baldwin  Lewis  B.  gunsmith  58.^  Bank  h.  l51  Plane 

Baldwin  Linus,  mason  106  Orange 

Baldwin  Lucius  D.  stone  dealer  110  Orange 

Baldwin  Lucius  H.  clerk  75  Broad 

Baldwin  Lydia,  widow  of  Klihu  41  N   Prospect 

Baldwin  Mary,  nurse  widow  of  Isaac  1  South  Essex 

Baldwin  Mary  L.  dress  maker  1  East  River 

Baldwin  Milton,  m.  d.  58  Bank 

Baldwin  Nancy,  widow  of  Charles,  1  East  River 

Baldwin  Nancy,  widow  of  Bethuel  25  Plane 

Baldwin  Oliver  B.  m.  d.  1  Park  Church  Place 

Baldwin  Phebe,  widow  of  William  W.  222  Broad 

Baldwin  Ransford  W.  shoemaker  33  Nesbitt 

Baldwin  Reuben  D   lime  manufacturer  72  Spring 

Baldwin  Rhoda,  widow  of  Nehemiah  37  Mulberry 

Baldwin  Robert,  110  Orange 

Baldwin  Robert  J.  grocer  79  h.  75  Broad 

Baldwin  Robert  V.  cutler  560  High 

Baldwin  Samuel,  dairyman  Camptown  road 

Baldwin  Samuel,  jeweler  268  Broad  and  180  liroadway 

Ntw  York  h.  54  Bank 
Baldwin  Samuel,  exchange  office  220  r.  218  Broad 
Baldwin  Samuel  A.  coachsmith  202  Market  h.  37  Mulb'ry 


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Baldwin  Sarah,  widow  182  Mulberry 

Baldwin  Sarah,  widow  of  Jeremiah  590  Broad 

Baldwin  Sarah  E.  widow  of  Silas.  2  Warren 

Baldwin  &  Smith,  watch  makers  268  Broad 

Baldwin  Stephen  G  jeweler  189  Washington 

Baldwin  Susan  24  Columbia 

Baldwin  Theodore  E.  plater  c  Ham.  &  Bruen  h  2l5  Markst 

Baldwin  Rev.  Theron,  education  agent  Orange 

Baldwin  &  Thomas,  coach  manufacturers  202  Market 

Baldwin  Thomas,  carpenter  Marshall  c.  Grand 

Baldwin  Thomas  8.  jeweler  Columbus,  Ohio 

Baldwin  Uzal,  222  Broad 

Baldwin  Uzal  S.  builder  114  Orange 

Baldwin  Wickliffe  E.  jeweler  6  Franklin  h.  399  Broad 

Baldwin  William,  step  maker  161  Orange 

Baldwin  William,  gunsmith  Morrislousn 

Baldwin  William  A.  leather  &  oil  66  h.  6l  Market 

Baldwin  William  E.  hatter  25  Mulberry 

Baldwin  William  H.  turner  67  Washington 

Baldwin  William  S.  Camptown  Road 

Baldwin  \^  i.liam  W.  farmer  110  Orange 

Balevre  Nicholas,  boots  and  shoes  206  Broad 

Balgirl  Phillip,  carpenter  38  Jones 

Ball  Aaron,  sh^maker  Slate  n.  Boyden 

Ball  Abraham,  shoemaker  State  n   Boyden 

Ball  Abraham  S.  boot  maker  9  Summit 

BallAlexanderM.W.  harness  mfr  364a  Bdh.  136  Mulberry 

Ball  Amzi,shoe  store  72  Broad  h.  84  State 

Ball  Augustus  R.  coach  n)anuf  325  Broad  h.  19  Franklin 

Ball  Barnhart,  oiled  silU  64  Newark 

Ball  Charlotte,  widow  of  Alexander  9  Union 

Ball  David,  15  Fair 

Ball  Edwin  T.  shoemaker  50  William 

Ball  Elbert  R.  jeweler  50  Lafayette 

Ball  Emma  L.  dressmaker  2  Vir.e 

Ball  Frank,  carman  30  Adams 

Ball  Hannah,  widow  460Sroad 

Ball  Henry,  clerk  lime  kiln  48  Bridge 

Ball  Hooper  C.  carpenter  266  Plane 

Ball  Horace  W.  jeweler  1  Franklin  Court  h.  126  Mulberry 

Ball  &  Co.  H.  W.  jewelers  1  Franklin  Court 

Ball  Jacob,  plater  19  Warren 

Ball  John  S.  shoemaker  2  Vine 

Ball  Josephir.e  A.  dressmaker  63  Washington 

Ball  Nathaniel  C.  painter  and  glazier  49  h.  92  Commerce 

Ball  Oliver  H.  India  rubber  9  Summit 

Ball  Socrates,  shoemaker  2  Vine 

Ball  Stephen  A.  C.  shoemaker  198  Washington 


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Ballard  Hetty,  widow  of  Jeremiah  27  South  Canal 

Ballentine  Mary  A.  R.  widow  of  Samuel  148  Nesbilt 

Ballentine  Peter,  brewer  137  River  h.  15  Lumber 

Bamper  Garret,  mason  39  Ferrv 

Bange  Frederick,  327  North  Broad 

Bange  Henrv,  com.  mer.  N.  Y.  state  327  North  Broad 

Bangs  AlbaM.  carpenter  84  Plane 

Bangs  Eli    A.  butcher  3  Ferry  h.  8  South  Market 

Bank  George,  tailor  4l  Broom 

Banker  Lewis,  sawyer  29  Market 

Banks  James,  moulder  71  Ferry 

Banks  James,  moulder  71  River 

Banks  Samuel,  m.  d.  356  Broad 

Banner  William,  shoemaker  5  Comes 

Bannister  Deborah,  widow  of  David  3  Franklin  Place 

Bannister  Isaac,  shoe  mrf.  130  Market  h.  23  Commerce 

Bannister  James  A.  clerk  130  Market 

Bannister  &  Son,  shoe  manufacturers  130  Market 

Bannister  William  H.  shoe  mfr.  130  Market  h.  18  Orleans 

Baradale  Thomas,  blacksmith  16  Ailing 

Barber  Jesse,  tailor  186  South  Broad 

Barber  John,  shoemaker  16  Fulton 

Barber  Johnston,  upholsterer  196  Broad  h.  37  Franklin 

Barber  Randolph,  carman  13  Rankin 

Barclay  Abigail,  widow  of  George  464  Broad 

Barclay  Alex,  saddle  ware  mfr.  204  Market  h.  464  Broad 

Barclay  &  Co.  A.  saddlery  hardware  manufrs.  204  Market 

Barclay  Miss  E.  V.  teacher  32  Fair 

Bard  Catharine,  widow  of  Thomas  (col'd)  36  Adams 

Bardslee  William,  machinist  3l  Orange 

Barker  John  G-  capt.  34  Lafayette 

Barlow  Andrew,  blacksmith  0  Van  Buren 

Barlow  Festus  S  grocer  107  Broad 

Barlow  &  Co.  F.  S.  grocers  107  Broad  c.  Bridge 

Barlow  Peleg  M.  hatter  46  South  Canal 

Barlow  William,  tailor  15  Prince 

Barnes  Henrietta,  vest  maker  98  Market 

Barnett  Anna  M.  teacher  62  Union 

Barneti  Christopher  C.  coach  lace  manufacturer  21  Ward 

Barnelt  James  G.  clothier  123  Market 

Barnett  John,  mer.  tailor  238  Broad  r.  77  Commerce 

Barnett  John,  plater  27  South  Canal 

Barnett  &  Co.  Johot  merchant  tailors  233  Broad 

Barnett  Nancy,  widow  of  William  S.  62  Union 

Barnett  Stephen  D.  iron  mfr.  rear  58  Hamilton  h.  6  EFair 

Barnett  Susan  A.  select  school  1  Clinton  h.  77  Commerce 

Barnett  William,  laborer  66  Crane 

Barnum  Isaac  D.  engineer  122  East  River 

6*  4 


66  piebson's 

Barnum  Isaac  W.  metalngist  122  East  River 

Barret  Walter,  laborer  87  Bank 

Barret  William,  currier  131  Academy 

Barrickie  A.  earthern  glass  store  49  Warren 

Barrows  Rev.  Lorenzo  D.  pas.Clinton-st.  ch.  26  Commerca 

Barry  Emma,  36  Bank 

Barry  Isaac,  chemical  works  44  East  River 

Barry  Robert,  stone  cutter  12  Congress 

Barry  Vashti,  widow  of  Noble  3fl  Bank 

Earth  Frank  C    baker  11 J  New  York 

Barlhel  George,  blacksmith  7  West 

Bartholf  John  G.  wood  moulding  60  Hamilton 

Bartholf  J    H.  3S2  Broad 

Bartlett  Mary,  widow  of  Capt.  Samuel  1  Washington 

Bartlett  Nathan,  mason  foot  E.  River 

Bartlett  William,  Tailor  723  Broad 

Barton  Andrew  D.  165  Warren 

Barton  Henry,  jeweler  3l  Clinton 

Barton  Miss  Louisa,  school  8  James  r.  23  Bleeker 

Barton  Phebe,  8  West 

Barton  Tliomas,  currier  24  Lombardy 

Bassett  Stephen  B.  carpenter  2o  North  Essex 

Bassett  William  L.  dry  goods  ^56  Broad 

Bassinger  James,  chief  engineer  on  M.  &  E.  Railroad 

Batelzal  Leibrig,  tailor  63  Brunswick 

Bates  Bedell  L.  115  Washington 

Batesell  Georgei  furrier  121  Railroad  avenue 

Batesell  Jr.  George,  hatter  121  Railroad  avenue 

Baleson  James,  grocer  53  Grand 

Bathgate  James  E.  butcher  22  Centre  Market  h.  Orange  c. 

Roseville  avenue 
Battel  Valentine,  tailor  12  Grand 
Batti  Augustus,  grinder  105  Academy 
Battin  Joseph,  gas  works  engineer  &  builder  421i  Broad 
Battin  Sylvester  S.  sup't  gas  works  Buffalo  421 J  Broad 
Battey  Charles,  tailor  40  Commerce 
Bauer  Adam,  trunk  maker  129  Broad 
Bauer  George,  fancy  dry  gooJs280  Broad  h.  21  Nicholson 
Bauer  John,  cooper  139  Thomas 
Baugh  Peter,  jeweler  29  Orchard 
Baum  Harnet,  potter  23  Broad 
Baum  Barnet.  potter  6  Kinney 
Baum  John,  baker  71  Lock 
Baum  Phillip,  moulder  13  Bovden 
Baumbeck  Joseph,  tailor  47  Prince 
Baumesler  Fritz,  harness  maker  8  North  Canal 
Bawer  Frederick,  tailor  83  Court 
Baxter  Morgan  T.  grocer  flour  &  feed  and  lamp  oil  378^' 

Broad  h.  14  Walnut 


NEWARK  DIRKCTORT.  67 

Baylis  Isaac,  jeweler  51  South  Broad 

Baylis  Walter,  clerk  9  South  Essex 

Beach  Abraham,  jailor  city  prison  Wilsey  n.  Canal 

Beach  Alexander,  carriage  maker  35  Mechanic 

Beach  Caleb,  coach  trimmer  35  Mechanic 

Beach  Chilion,  machinist  17  Liberty 

Beach  Eliza  J.  milliner  29  Commerce 

Beach  Ephraim,  civil  engineer  Catskill,  N.  Y. 

Beach  Henry  C.  249  Market 

Beach  Henry  C.  jeweler  14  Liberty 

Beach  Henry  N.  provisions  20  i^ron/ A.  Brooklyn,  N.  )c . 

Beach  Henry  O.  jeweler  7  Franklin 

Beach  James  R.  Brooklijn 

Beach  Joshua  M.  dry  goods  New  York 

Beach  Julia  Ann,  dress  maker  140  Mulberry 

Beach  Mary,  widow  of  Cyrenus  22  Clinton 

Beach  Ma^y  M.  widow  of  Isaac  N.  4  Green 

Beach  Nancy,  widow  of  Ephraim, 7  Franklin 

Beach  Phebe,  widow  of  Daniel  D.  2  Rowens  Court 

Beach  Polly,  widow  of  Samuel  116  Market 

Beach  Stephen,  shoemaker  Junction  Place  Orange 

Beach  William  W.  coach  maker  Morristown 

Beam  Anthony  C.  jeweler  West  38  Warren 

Beam  Christopher,  trunk  maker  Broom  c.  Springfield  av. 

Beam  Elias  C.  stoves  &c.  302  Broad  h.  225  Washington 

Beam  Hassel  H.  shoemaker  147  Elm 

Beam  isaiah,  merchani  Pompton,  ^V.  y. 

Beam  Peter  M   carpenter  Railroad  avenue  h.  38  Warren 

Beam  Sarah,  widow  of  John  D  28  Columbia 

Bean  Adam,  India  rubber  123  ShefBed 

Bean  Adam,  tailor  41  West 

Bean  John,  india  rubber  c  Chatham  and  New 

Bear  Jr.  Francis  85  Orange 

Beard  Mary,  widow  of  Samuel  ISSMaiket 

Beardsley  Isaac,  machinist  23  Bridge 

Beardsley  John,  livery  stable  158  h.  166  Washington 

Beardsley  John  C  farmer  214  Elizabethtown  road 

Bealty  George,  saddler  29  Hector 

Beatty  James  C  gardener  63  East  River 

Beaver  Bernard,  jeweler  54  William 

Beaver  William,  cutler  97  Broad 

Beck  Charles,  turners  Chapel  Court 

Beck  Charles,  jeweler  35  East  Kinney 

Beck  Frederick,  tailor?  Pierson's  Alley 

Beck  William,  jeweler  rear  175  Railroad  Avet 

Becker  Frederick,  jeweler  5  West 

Becker  T.  shoemaker  43  William 

Beckwith  George,  jeweler  34  Columbia 


5nue    ^^M 


68  fierson's 

Bedell  Charles  T.  California  66  Walnut 

Bedell  Horace,  jeweler  62  Court 

Bedell  Joseph,  carman  30  Grand 

Bedell  Moses  I.  shoemaker  32  Church 

Bedford  &  Crane,  bow  makers  56  Mechanic 

Bedford  David,  grocer  224  Washington 

Bedford  Electa,  vest  maker  46  Court 

Bedford  Hannah,  widow  of  Simon  14  Liberty 

Eodford  Simeon,  bow  manuf.  56  Mechanic  h.  14  Liberty 

Bedford  Thomas,  jeweler  350  Broad 

Bedford  William  K.  carpenter  33  Bleeker 

Bedient  John,  hatter  20  Fair 

Beecher  Rev.  Charles,  Pastor  Free  Pres.  Church,  h.  160 

Washington 
Beehr  Frederick,  rear  93  Commerce 
Beek  Leonard,  tailor  96  Market 
Beeler  Frederick,  wheelwright  95  East  Green 
Beers  Charles  P.  accountant  C6  Walnut 
Beers  Mindwell,  widow  of  George  H.  172  Mulberry 
Beetham  Susannah,  Widow  of  Rev.  John,  5^71  Plane 
Beelham  William,  trunkmaker  271  Plane 
Begbie  George  L.  jeweler  34  Bank 
Begbie  John,  recorder  clerk's  office  8  Rankin  Place 
Begbie  John  T.  saddler  8  Rankin  Place 
Beggan  Phillip,  suspender  maker  11  Stephen's  Court 
Behr  Edward,  importer  78  River 
Beii  Henry,  carman  Jones  n.  South  Orange  avenue 
Beir  George,  locksmith  rear  31  Garden 
Belant  Eveline,  widow  of  Toussaint,  3  Fair 
Belant  Francis  F.  Mansion  house,  Morristown  N.  J. 
Belant  Henry,  27  Park  Place 
Belant  Leon  L.  liquor  dealer  29  h.  3  Fair 
Belant  Louis  L.  liquor  merchant  29  Fair  r.  Park  House 
Belcher  &  Brothers,  rule  makers  Camptown,  N.  J. 
Belcher  George,  currier  28  Bridge 
Belcher  Zachariah,  machinist  13fi  State 
Bell  Archibald,  stone  cutter  61   Catharine 
Bell  John,  painter  1  Clinton  h.  Harrison 
Bell  Richard  W.  Jeweler  381  Broad 
Bellhafar  John  M.  saddler  154  Springfield  Avenue 
Bembridge  John,  machinist  32  Union 
Bembridge  &  Henii,  file  «^  rasp  maker  at  Manning,  Righter 

<^Dodd 
Bender  John,  basket  maker  96  Quarry 
Bender  Peter,  hatter  7  Kinney 
Benedict  Si  Ball  harness  manufacturers  364a  Broad 
Benedict  G.  B.  hatter  27  Walnut 
Benedict  Terah,  saddler  364a  Broad  h.  12  Park  Place 


NEWARK  DIRECTORS.  69 

Benjamin  Charles,  carpenter  25  Green 

Benjamin  Daniel  D.  master  mason  47  Catharine 

Benjamin  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Nathan  25  Gresn 

Benjamin  Elizabeth  P.  tailoress  31  Halsejr 

Benjamin  Jerusha  M.  tailore«s  46  Court 

Benjamin  Mary  A,  tailoress  47  Fair 

Benn  Charles,  brass  filer  157  Academy 

Bennett  Albert,  cutler  169  Plane 

Bennett  Henry,  blacksmith  rear  12  Fair 

Bennett  Hugh  D.  hatter  3  North  Canal 

Bennett  Jane,  widow  of  James  inquire  at  277  Mulberry 

Benneit  John,  tailor  7  Charlton 

Bennett  John  C.  stamp  and  type  dealer  83  Plane 

Bennett  Joseph,  shoemaker  12  Beach 

Bennett  Moses  T.  shoemaker  94  Kinney 

B«5rjnett  Thomas,  tailor  239  Plane 

Bennett  William,  shoemaker  27  Walnut 

Bennette  Henry,  hatter  259  Washington 

Bennette  Maria  Ann,  widow  of  Uzal  ().  34  Church 

Bennetle  Randolph,  sash  and  blind  55  Bank 

Bennison  James,  tanner  IJ  Comes 

Benson  Catharine  A.  dress  maker  30  South  Market 

Benwood  Teresa,  widow  of  Morris  23  William 

Berg  Charles,  laborer  Court  c.  Charlton 

Berg  Falden,  tailor  211  Court 

Berg  Frederick,  laborer  1  Rankin 

Berg  John,  laborer  Court  c.  Charlton 

Bergen  Isaac,  teamster  11^  Broad 

Bergen  Jacob,  grinder  2  Chapel  Court 

Bergen  John,  grocer  40  River 

Bergstraszar  Wolf,  peddler  59  Springfield  avenue 

Berrier  Francis,  quarryman  47  Market 

Berringer  Christian,  jeweler  114  Churoh 

Berry  Abijah  C.  grocer  404  Broad  h.  48  Court 

Berry  David  C.  currier  86i  Market  h.  173  Washington 

Berry  Matthew,  stone  cutter  33  Jefferson 

Berry  Milo  H.  cabinet  maker  Columbus  S.  C. 

Berry  Pateman,  carpenter  723  Broad 

Beiry  &  Ward,  grocers  404  Broad 

Berry  William  A.  hatter  Bank  c.  Chatham 

Bertrand  Frederick,  20  Mill 

Berwick  John,  tailor  82  Mercer 

Bestick  Timothy,  saddler  l96P'ane 

Besser  Jacob,  baker  66  Court 

Bethel  John,  shoemaker  131  Kinney 

Betz  Charles,  buckle  maker  134  Kinney 

Betzeler  Christiana,  widow  of  Matthias,  99  S.  Canal 

Beuret  Celesta,  spring  maker  66  Union 


70  pierson's 

Beyer  Frederick,  carpenler  27  Church 

Bicknell  Ann.  widow  17  Orleans 

Bjcknell  Charles  C.  New  York  17  Orleans 

Biddulph  Francis  A.  fruiterer  Centre  M.  h.  rear  18  Cora, 

Biddulph  George,  jeweler  300  Washington 

Bigelow  Moses,  varnish  mfr.  228  Mulberry  h.  29  Smith 

Bigelow  &  Price,  varnish  manufacturers  228  Mulberry 

Bimbal  Andrew,  tailor  27  Grand 

Bimbler  John,  oil'd  silk  60  Newark 

Bines  Edward,  tailor  128  Lock 

Bines  Maxwell,  hatter  26  South  Canal 

Binger  John,  blacksmith  6  Maiden  Lane 

Binn  Edward,  tailor  132  Lock 

Bioren  John  B,  jeweler  291  Washington 

Birbeck  James,  106  Mulberry 

Bird  David,  saddler  20  Front 

Bird  James  R.  butcher  15  Centre  Market  h.  1C8  Orange 

Bird  Jeremiah,  2  North  Ward  Market  h.  93  Orange 

Bird  Mary,  widow  of  James  60  State 

Birdsall  George,  sash  &  blind  53  Broad  h.  37  Ogden 

Birdsall  Mary,  widow  of  William  37  Ogden 

Birdsall  Mary,  widow  of  Henry  368J  Broad 

Birdsall  Robert,  painter  70  Broad  h.  East  Newark 

Birhom  Phillip,  jewoler  203  Rail  Road  avenue 

Birmingham  James,  laborer  56  Brown 

Birnbaum  Zachariah.  paper  box  32  Catharine 

Birsh  John,  tailor  20  Prince 

Birrell  David,  boot  maker  29  Kinney 

Birrell  Jr.  David,  shoemaker  39  Orchard 

Birrell  William,  boot  maker  51  Upper  Jefferson 

Bisbee  William  K.  harness  maker  344  Broad 

Bishop  Abigail,  widow  of  Samuel  118  Plane 

Bishop  Charles  K.  editor  daily  Eagle 

Bishop  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Peter  36  Clinton 

Bishop  James,  umbrella  furniture  &  fancy  steel  toys  State 

c.  Sheffield  h.  161  Quarry 
Bishop  John,  hat  colorer  120  Walnut 
Bishop  Julia,  widow  of  Isaac  118  Plane 
Bishop  &  Kerr,  pocket  books  29  Plume 
Bishop  Peter  S.  jeweler  75  Walnut 
Bitegel  Martin,  shoemaker  15  Broom 
Black  Braddock,  painter  19  Bank  r.  97  Washington, 
Black  John,  cooper,  G25  High 
Black  Joseph,  146  Mulberry  c.  Elm 
Black  Mary,  confectioner  351  Broad 
Black  William  G.  painier  156  Market  h.  97  Washington 
Blackford  James,  carrier  of  papers  67  Bank 
Blackford  James  C.  shoemaker  126  Plane 


NEWARK    DIRECTORY.  71 

Blackford  Martha,  tailoress  49  Bank 
Blake  Andrew,  29  Ogdcn 
Blake  Catharine,  widow  of  Phillip  50  Union 
Blake  James,  blacksmith  2-3  Green 

Biakesly ,  tallow  chandler  31  Kinney 

BlaisdeJl  Thomas,  22  Boudinot 

Blanchard  David  O.  patent  leather  New  n,  Newark 

Blanchard  Harriet  F.  122  Lock 

Blanchard  John,  (colored)  teamster  37  Warren 

Blanchard  Noah  F.  japanner  iSew  c.  Newark 

Blatt  Jacob,  baker  66  Court 

Blau  Gustav,  cap  maker  25  William  h.  16  Spruce 

Blauvelt  Abraham  D.  shoe  manf.  138  Market  h.  243  Plane 

Blauvelt  Jacob  C.  shoemaker  131  Kinney 

Blauvelt  John  S   shoemaker  247  Plane 

Blazier  Eliphalet  C.  constable  16  Walnut  c.  Orchard 

Blazier  Peter,  saddler  rear  43  Monroe 

Bleman  John,  tailor  29  Grand 

Blessaman  George,  stomach  bitters  259  Broad 

Blewiit  John,  stone  cutter  rear  28  Union 

Bleyle  George,  hatter  43  Mulberry 

Bleylhing  Eugene  A.  tinman  29b  Broad 

Bley thing  Joseph,  trunk  maker  29b  Broad' 

Bley thing  Mary  A.  29b  Broad 

Bleything  Sarah  M,  29b  Broad 

Bliss  Alfred,  tinman  3{)6  Broad 

Bliss  Elihu,  jeweler  Brooklyn  N.  Y. 

Bliss  Henry,  jeweler  Philadelphia 

Blum  Nicholas,  gardner  foot  East  River 

Blumbery  Feywel,  teacher  57  Springfield  avenue 

Boals  John  F.  carriage  maker  39  Green 

Boals  Martha,  16  Harrison 

Board  Horace,  258  Broad  h.  30  Bank 

Bockee  John  J.  New  York  4  Washington  Place 

Boddy  Martha,  widow  of  Andrew  54  North  Canal 

Boddy  Mary,  widow  of  John  30  Norfolk 

Boden  &  Brannen,  carriages  30  lumber  c.  River 

Boden  Lawrence,  coach  maker  30  Lumber  h.  4  S.  Bridge 

Boerum  Amelia,  widcw  of  Stephen  77  Catharine 

Boerum  Martin,  boatman  15  East  Kinney 

Bogan  Bernard,  baker  81  Mulberry  h.  49  Bruen 

Bogan  &  Brother,  bakers  81   Mulberry 

Bogan  Charles,  baker  81  Mulberry  h.  49  Bruen 

Bogart  Alexander,  shoemaker  61  Catharine 

Bogart  Jacob,  trunk  maker  168  Washington 

Bogerl  Jacob,  shoemaker  34  Thomas 

Bogle  Frederick  W.  shoemaker  51  Jones 

Bogler  Ernest,  trunk  maker  rear  24  William 


72  pierson'8 

Boggg  Eliza,  widow  of  William  12  "Warren 
Bohnenberger  George,  jeweler  26  Cottage 
Bohner  John,  shoemaker  1  Church  ,    ' 

Bohrienger  Frederick,  laborer  3l  Van  Buren 
Boland  Ellen,  widow  of  Owen  9  Broad 
Boland  Frances,  dress  maker  4  James 
Boland  Michael,  laborer  Warren  c.  Golden 
•Boland  Terance,  grocer  174  Plane 
Bolcer  George,  wheelwright  276  Plane 
Bolen  John,  carpenter  54  State 
Bolf  Godfrey,  jeweler  3  William 
Bolin  George  W.  founder  549  High 
BoUes  Alexander,  261  Broad  . 

Bolles  Charles  O.  18  Park  Church  Place 
Bolles  Enoch,  18  Park  Church  Place 
Bolles  Jr.  Enoch,  flour  I  Commercial  h.  16  Park  Chh.  PL 
Bolles  Ephraim,  261  Broad  c.  Clinton 
Bolles  Ezra  B.  coffin  240  Broad  h.  37  Division  Place 
Bolles  Isaiah,  18  Park  Church  Place 
Bolles  Nathan,  14  Park  Church  Place 
Bolles  Nathan  T.  261  Broad 
Bolles  Oscar,  turner  20  Bro^d 
Bolles  William,  shoemaker  81  Plane 
Bond  Abner,  grocer  372  Broad 
Bond  Alfred,  collar  maker  97  Commerce 
Bond  Harvey  S.  clerk  84  New 
Bond  Janes  F.  land  agent  298  Broad  h.  119  Union 
Bond  t^amuel  W.  insurance  ag't.  298  Broad  h.  210  Plane 
Bond  Stephen,  Newark  &  Caldwell  Exp's  Caldwell  N.J- 
Bond  William,  cigar  maker  19  Green 
Bond  W^m.  S-  inquire  21  Watren 
Bonnel  Alfred  H.  blacksmith  75  Green 
Bonnel  Benjamin  B.  hatter  83  Catharine 
Bonnel  Ithamar  W.  grocer  266  Broad  h.  15  Academy 
Bonnel  John  A.  coach  maker  3  Ferry  h.  94  Congress 
Bonnel  Joel  M.  tinner  56  Catharine 
Bonnel  Jonathan  C.  near  Summit  Morris  <^  E,  R.  Road 
Bonnel  Marcus  E.  blacksmith  18  Lafayette 
Bonnel  Sarah,  widow  of  Luther  48  Smith 
Bonnel  Stephen  M.  carpenter  604  Broad 
Bonnel  Stephen  M.  37  Commercial  h.  21  S.  Market 
Bonnel  Sylvanus  S.  spoke  turner  94  E.  Green 
Bonnel  <fc  Whitty,  grocers  266  Broad  c  Bank 
Bonsall  Mary  Ann,  widow  of  Samuel  W.  68  Nevr 
Bonsall  Samuel  F.  lamp  maker  32  Walnut 
Bonsall  Samuel  S.  hatter  32  Walnut 
Bontgen  Abraham,  step  maker  and  grocer  129  Broad 
Bonlgen  Charles  W.  saddler's  tools  25  Orange  h,  129  Broad 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  73 

Bonycamper  Frederick,  gardener  518  Ferry 

Boomer  John,  laborer  48  Grand 

Booth  CharleSf  coachsmith  87  Catharine 

Booth  Ed.wardj  hatter  Orleans  n.  Orange 

Booth  George,  sash  and  blind  maker  29  Halsey 

Booth  Sen.  George,  hatter  Orleans  n.  Orange 

Booth  Jr.  George,  hatter  Orleans  n.  Orange 

Booth  James,  hatter  X)rleans  n.  Orange 

Booth  John,  hatter  6a  Orange 

Booth  John,  hatter  349  High 

Booth  Joseph,  147  Orange 

Booth  Joseph,  hatter  Orleans  n.  Orange 

Booth  Robert,  hatter  rear  349  High 

Booth  &  Sons,  hat  manufacturers  Orleans  n.  Orange 

Booth  Thomas  J.  hatter  349  High 

Booth  William,  hatter  Orleans  n.  Orange 

Borcherling  Jr  Charles,  clothier  144  Broad  h.  70  Plane 

Borchers  Louis,  vinegar  manufacturer  176  Academy 

Boss  Henry,  carver  223  Bank 

Bosworth  David  C.  Philadelphia  17  Orange 

Bosworth  Lewis,  17  Orange 

Bottler  G.  15  Kinney 

Boughner  Dennis,  carpenter  16U  Railroad  avenue 

Boughton  Elihu  S.  coffee  saloon  262  Market 

Bouingdon  Benjamin,  coach  maker  81  Plane 

Boumister  Mitits,  tailor  76  Mercer 

Boutillette  George,  hatter  55  Liberty 

Bowden  Henry  D.japanner51  Orleans  n.  Nesbitt 

Bowden  John  I.  hatter  228J  Plane 

Bowdea  Sarah,  tailoress  5l  Orleans 

Bowen  Eleazer,  India  rubber  83  Orleans 

Bowen  N,  P.  clerk  366  Broad 

Bawer  Charles,  coach  painter  240  Market 

Bower  George,  blacksmith  72  Catharine 

Bower  Philip,  engineer  37  Ogden  n.  Division 

Bower  William,  letter  cutter  159  Orange 

Bowers  Charles,,  jeweler  131  Mulberry 

Bowers  William,  carpenter  39  Mechanic 

Bowles  Joseph  A.  malleable  iron  25  Orange  h.20DiTision 

Bowles  Thomas,  hatter  58  Sheffield 

Bowman  Jacob,  carriage  maker  50  Plan* 

Bowman  Jane,  widow  of  James  I  East  Mechanic 

Bowslinger  John,  machinist  29  Plane  • 

Boyce  Abraham,  gardener  6§_Hamburg  Place 

Boyd  David,  laborer  5  Beaver^ 

Boyd  Robert,  oil  dealer  29  Commerce 

Boyd  Robert  A!  merchant  Mendham,  N.  J. 

Boyd  Theodore,  clerk  53  Church 

7 


74  pigrson's 

Boyd  Thomas,  cooper  620  High 

Boyd  William,  blacksmith  15  Market 

Boyd  William,  laborer  emquire  87  Orange 

Boyden  Henry  S.  200  Market  h.  19  Clinton 

Boyden  Lorenzo,  shoe  manuf.  302  Broad  h.  20  Orchard 

Boyden  Obadiah  S.  machinist  189  Orange 

Boyden  Otis,  shoe  manufacturer  200  Market  h.  19  Clinton 

Boyden  Seth,  machinist  60  Sheffield 

Boyer  Catharine,  widow  milliner  ana  dress  m.  148  Broad 

Boylan  Aaron,  341  Broad 

Boylan  Brian,  laborer  40  Garden 

Boylan  David  K.  attorney  at  law  287  Broad  h.  43  Colum'a 

Boylan  Dennis,  clerk  2244  Broad 

Boylan  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Benjamin  D.  29  S.  Essex 

Boylan  Eveline,  widow  of  Aaron  O.  341  Broad 

Boylan  James,  laborer  11  Rankin 

Boylan  James  B.  clothier  296  Broad  r.  29  South  Essex 

Boylan  James  H.  attorney  at  law  287  r.  341  Broad 

Boylan  John,  clothing  store  296  Broad  h.  29  S.  Essex 

Boylan  J.  &  J.  B.  clothiers  296  Broad 

Boylan  Lawrence,  clerk  224J  Broad 

Boylan  Matthew,  laborer  175  Plane 

Boylan  Patrick,  tailor  46  East  Kinney  over  railroad 

Boylan  Thomas,  laborer  34  East  Kinney 

Boyle  Charles,  fruit  and  vegetables  3  Centre  Market 

Boyle  Cornelius,  morocco  dresser  171  Washington 

Boyle  Francis,  mason  12  Nesbilt 

Boyle  Hugh,  laborer  12  Van  Buren 

Boyle  Michael,  laborer  16  Crane 

Boyle  Patrick,  laborer  Chatham  near  Inneis 

Bozear  Charles,  jeweler  29  Cottage 

Bracht  John,  tailor  169  Court 

Brackin  David,  grocer  10  Shipman 

Brackin  Hugh,  laborer  27  Catharine 

Brackin  Thomas,  grocer  57  River 

Brackin  William,  mason  78  Nesbitt 

Bradford  Joseph,  plater  27  Durand 

Bradley  Charles,  mason  3  South  Orange  avenue 

Bradley  David,  second  hand  furniture  88  Bd.  h.  78  Spring 

Bradley  George,  hatter  3  South  Orange  avenue 

Bradley  James,  hatter  85  Plane 

Bradley  James  S.  tin  &  stoves  123  Washington 

Bradley  John,  jeweler  1  Green 

Bradley  Joseph  P.  attorney  and  counsellor  251  Broad 

Bradley  Rev.  William,  prin'l  S.  W.  class'l  seminary  7  South 

Bradner  Wm.  B.  28  Smith 

Bradshaw  Hannah,  widow  of  John  8  Harrison 

Bradshaw  James,  keeper  railroad  bridge 


NEWARK    DIRECTORY,  75 

Bradshaw  Robert,  currier  59  Catharine 

Brady  Andrew,  blacksmith  14  South  Market 

Brady  Barnett,  shoemaker  96  Kinney 

Brady  Bernard,  filer  4  Columbia 

Brady  James,  grocer  Chatham  c.  Warren 

Brady  James,  morocco  dresser  29  Searing 

Brady  Jane,  widow  238  Mulberry 

Brady  John,  laborer  25  Ogden 

Brady  John,  laborer  1  North  Broad 

Brady  John,  morocco  dresser  29  Searing 

Brady  Mary,  widow  of  Francis  70  Boston 

Brady  Mary,  widow  of  Patrick  59  Mechanic 

Brady  Michael,  blacksmith  14  South  Market 

Brady  Michael,  laborer  10  Van  Buren 

Brady  Nancy,  9  Pennsylvania  avenue 

Brady  Patrick,  laborer  11  Adams 

Brady  Patrick,  harness  maker  8  Pearl 

Brady  Peter,  laborer  8  South  Canal 

Brady  Phihp,  morocco  dresser  29  Searing 

Brady  Philip,  fidler  12  Sheffield 

Brady  Thomas,  morocco  dresser  29  Searing 

Bragaw  Abraham,  31  Broad 

Bragaw  Elias,  hat  mfr.  3  Railroad  avenue  h.  39  Commerce 

Bragaw  John,  patent  leather  117  Washington  h.  13  Park  PI 

Brainard  George,  shoemaker  69  Springfield  avenue 

Brambach  Ignatz,  harness  mfr.  85  Catharine 

Brandes  Charles,  blacksmith  87  Tichenor 

Brandes  Francis,  tailor  136  Newark 

Brandley  John,  tailor  120  Springfield  avenue 

Brandley  Lucas,  lock  manufacturer  178  Bank 

Branigan  James,  malleable  iron  146  Academy 

Branigan  John,  gardener  12  Cherry 

Brannan  Catharine,  widow  ©f  Thomas  87  Bank 

Brannan  John,  india  rubber  87  Bank 

Brannan  Thomas,  laborer  1  North  Broad 

Brannen  Jas.  A.  coach  mfr.  30  Lumber  h.  9  Front 

Brant  Albert,  jeweler  16  Scott  * 

Brant  David  O.  trunk  maker  California  44  Bank 

Brant  Elliott,  shoemaker  81  Plane 

Brant  John  M.  hat  manufacturer  326  Bread  h.  44  Bank 

Brant  Julia,  widow  of  Isaac,  44  Bank 

Brant  Richard,  carpenter  29  Academy 

Brant  Stewart,  coach  lamp  painter  46  Church 

Brant  Susan,  widow  of  Samuel  121  Mulberry  c.  Green 

Brant  William,  tailor  198  Washington 

Brantzgam  Henry,  coachsmith  72  Court 

Brann  Lewis,  physician  31  North  Canal 

Brasaell  John,  saddler  22  Halsey 


76  pierson's  ^ 

Bread  Adrian,  comb  maker  34  Walnut 
Bree  Jacob,  jeweler  16  Scott 
Braese  Augustus, teamster  14  James 
Breese  John,  carpenter  134  Washington 
Breese  Thomas,  machinist  323  Broad  h.  99  Mulberry 
Breintnall  John  H.  H.  320  High 

Breintnall  Sophia  A.  widow  of  Rev.  Thomas  320  High 
Bremmer  William,  trunk  maker  676  Broad 
Brenton  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Peter  17  Cross 
Brenton  Henry,  machinist  17  Cross 
Brestman  John,  29  West 
Brett  Eliza,  330  Mulberry 
Brett  John,  trunk  maker  60  South 
Brett  Nelly,  widow  330  Malberry 
Brett  Patrick,  clerk  104i  Academy 
Brewer  Henry,  carpenter  34  Arch 

Brice  John,  49  Lawrence  • 

Brick  Nicholas,  laborer  8  Adams 

Brickner  Andrew,  tailor  c  Up.  Jefferson  &  Springfield  av. 
Bridle  Georr  •,  shoemaker  60  Court 
Briggs  John  H.  currier  507  High 
Briggs  Russel  D,  shoe  manufacturer  246  High 
Bright  Albert,  jeweler  18  Ferry 
Bright  James,  bakery  2b  Commerce 
Bright  Julius,  watch  maker  102  Market 
Bright  T.  clocks  and  watches  102  Market 
Brill  John,  gardener  220  Point  Lane 
Brinsmade  Rev.  Horatio  N.  d-d.  pastor  3dChh. 413  Broad 
'  Brintzinghoffer  John,  segar  maker  374  Broad  h.  22  Walnut 
Brintzinghoffer  W.  A.  tobacconist  374  Br'd  h.  25  Orchard 

Brislen  James,  laborer  79  Court 

Brislen  Michael  laborer  30  Norfolk 

Brislen  Michael,  laborer  48  Bloomfield  avenue 

Brison  David,  Millvillt,  N.  J. 

Brison  Philip,  44  Hedges  Alley 

Brison  Robert,  laborer  54  Broad 

Brison  William,  laborer  140  Chestnut 

Bristraan  John,  tailor  29  West 

Brittain  John,  hatter  171  Plane 

Britten  John  S.  painter  51  Commerce 

Brittin  Alfred  B-  Bridgeport,  Conn. 

Brittin  John  A.  express  agent  6  Catharine 

Brixner  Jacob,  collar  maker  18  Augusta 

Broadbent  John,  machinist  l3l  Orange 

Broadbent  Sidney,  machinist  116  State 

Broadlcy  Thomas,  moulder  42  Richmond 

BroafJrick  ilichael,  carpenter  l6  Cherrv 

Broad  well  Wickliffe  G.  morocco  foot  Garden  A.  £.  Town 


NEWARK    DIRECTORY.  77 

Brock  John  D.  hatter  379  High 
Brockhurt  Bodley,  jeweler  4  East  Green 
Brockman  George  H.  lace  weaver  104  Church 
Brocksmit  C.  H.  engraver  320  r.  366  Broad 
Brogan  Michael,  laborer  1  Gallagher's  Court 
Brokaw  Albert,  tailor  48  Bleeker 
Bromage  Henry,  blacksmith  14  Summit 
Bromby  Thomas,  currier  18  Plum 
Brook  Edmund,  fisherman  3  Bleeker 
Brook  Thomas,  fisherman  30  Academy 
Brookhouse  Margaret,  6  Halsey 

Brooks  Abraham,  mason  21  Morris  &.  E.  R.  R.  avenue 
Brooks  James  H.  machinist  24  Summit 
Brophy  John,  morocco  dresser  29  Searing 
Brophy  John,  conf«ctioner  39  Mechanic 
Brounn  4r  Baldwin,  platers,  sad.  hardware  Ham.  c.  Bruen 
Brounn  Peter  A.  plater  Hamilton  c.  Bruen  h.  24  Ailing 
Browe  Alfred,' lamp  maker  16  Franklin  Place 
Browe  &  Dougherty,  lamp  makers  329  Broad 
Browe  John,  machinist  16  Franklin  Place 
Browe  William,  lamp  maker  329  Broad  h.  12  Green 
Browe  Senr.  William  16  Franklin  Place 
Brower  Abraham  V.  grocer  33  Columbia 
Brower  &  Day,  light  carriage  manfs.  11  Bank 
Brower  George  M.  shnemaker  269  Plane 
Brower  Michael,  labordr64  North  Canal 
Brower  Thomas  S.  trimmer  11  Bank  h.  46  William 
Brown  Albert  H.  231  Plane 

Brown  Amanda,  milliner  343  Broad  # 

Brown  Amanda  M.  77  Bleeker 
Brown  Archibald,  currier  59  Green 
Brown  Catharine  B.  widow  of  Samuel  U.  30  Columbia 
Brown  Charles,  blacksmith  96  Walnut 
Brown  Charles,  carpenter  15  Franklin 
Brown  Chas-  (col'd)  liv.  stable  3  Harrison  h.  r.  5  August  i 
Brown  Charles  E.  harness  maker  Paterson 
Brown  Christian,  ale  house  3  William 
Brown  Cyrus  M.  machinist  12  Division 
Brown  Deborah  A.  widow  of  Noah  4  East  River 
Brown  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Daniel  B.  Camptown  road 
Brown  George  P.  currier  56  Market  h.  228  Plane 
Brown  Henry  L.  engineer  M.  &  E.  R-  R.  105  Orange 
Brown  Isaac  P.  master  mason  9  Franklin  Place 
Brown  Jacob,  grocer  7  River 

Brown  James,  japan  hat  mfr.  7  Nuttman  h.  188  Warren 
Brown  James,  mason  73  Plane 
Brown  Mrs.  James  D  40  South  Canal 
Brown  Job  D.  shoemaker  98  Walnut 
7* 


78  pierson's 

Brown  John,  boatman  19  East  River 
Brown  John,  boatman  12  Bridge 
Brown  John,  grocer  196  Bank  c  Lock 
Brown  John  S.  mason  136  Kinney 
Brown  John  T.  dock  builder  14  E.  Kinnsy 
Brown  Joseph,  canaler  24  Drift 
Brown  Josiah,  blacksmith  38  North  Canal 
Brown  Lewis,  laborer  31  Washington 
Brown  Margaret  E.  20  Baldwin 
Brown  Mary,  widow  of  John  D.  103  Plane 
Brown  Matthias,  grocer  199  Railroad  avenue 
Brown  Michael,  hatter  9  Beaver 
Brown  Nancy,  nurse  9  Longworth 
Brown  Phebe,  widow  of  David  C.   19  Broad   " 
Brown  Richard,  mason  New  York  n.  S.  Prospect 
Brown  Robert  L.  carpenter  19  Augusta 
Brown  Robert  P.  machinist  72  Walnut 
Brown  Samuel  (colored)  rear  39  Garden " 
Brown  Samuel  B.  (colored)  sailor  103  Mill 
Brown  Samuel  B.  492  Broad 
Brown  Samuel  P.  MiUviUe 
Brown  Sarah,  9  Longworth 
Brown  Susan,  widow  of  Abraham  8  Plum 
Brown  Thomas,  laborer  172  Bank 
Brown  Thomas,  (colored)  teamster  rear  37  Warren 
Brown  Thomas,  laborer  68  Boston 
Brown  Thomas  C.  periodical  agent  16  New 
,  Brown  Thomas  E-  brass  founder  130  Plane 
Brown  Valentine,  spring  maker  504  Rail  Road  avenue  h^ 

184  South  Broad 
Brown  Warring,  shoemaker  5  South  Orange  avenue 
Brown  William,  grocer  34  Market 
Brown  William,  trunk  maker  120  Broad 
Brown  William,  cutler  609  High 
Brown  William,  gardener  71  Nesbitt 
Brown  William,  shoemaker  35  North  Canal 
Brown  William  M.  ornamental  painter  11   Thomas 
Brown  William  Mortimer,  m.  p.  396  Broad  c.  Hill 
Brown  William  P.  master  mason  9  Kinney 
Brovvnell  Josiah  O.  tailor  31 6  South  Market 
Brownell  Moses,  tailor  316  South  Market 
Bruen  Ashbel.  architect  and  builder  Union  Hill  N.  J. 
Bruen  Daniel  B.  malleable  iron  mfr.  270  r.  229  Market 
Bruen  D.  B.  «&  G.  H.  malleable  iron  mfrs.  foot  ef  Market 
Bruen  Edmund,  carpenter  80  New 
Bruen  Edwin,  196  Market 
Bruen  George  R.  66  C(mgress 
Bruen  George  H.  malleable  iron,  Depot  h.  104  Mulberry 


NEW^ARK  DIRECTORY.  79 

Bruen  Hannah,  widow  of  Carter  5  Union 

Bruen  Isaac  H.  cooper  Union  Hill  N-  J. 

Bruen  James  D.  saddler  396  Broad 

Bruen  Jennetta,  9  Orchard 

Bruen  John  C.  carpenter  61  Green 

Bruen  Joseph  H.  saddler  60  Lafayette 

Bruen  Rachel,  widow  of  Caleb  W.  6  Beecher 

Bruen  Thomas,  cabinet  maker  11  Court 

Bruen  William  D.  iron  dealer  80  Broad  h.  29  Oliver  N.Y. 

Brundage  Magdeline,  20  Green 

Brundage  Mary,  widow  of  Stephen  46  William 

Brundage  William,  tailor  31  Mechanic 

Brundell  Francis,  clerk  115  River  r,   16  Academy 

Brunell  Lewis,  spring  maker  66  Union 

Brunschwiler  Christopher,  334  Broad 

Brussel  Patrick,  laborer  150  River 
Bruster  Zopher,  (colored)  112  Church 

Bryant  Jacob,  mason  92  Plane 

Bryden  George,  tailor  18  Mill 

Bryden  Margaret,  widow  of  James  l5i  Lawrence  • 

Bryden  Robert,  coach  painter  27  Lafayette 

Buchanan  James,  cutter  216  Broad 

Buchsbaum  Henry,  jeweler  r.  175  Rail  Road  avenue 

Buck  Jr.  Chas.  N.  merchant  146  Front  N.  Y.  Jersey  City 

Buck  Samuel  L.  198  Market 

Buckbee  Ritchason,  hat  manufacturer  63  Bieeker 

Buckler  William,  currier  184  Plane 

Buckley  Joanna,  widow  of  David  Murray  n.  South  Broad 

Bucknall  &  Co.  dry  goods  172  Broad 

Bucknall  Ebenezer  G.  dry  goods  172  Broad  r.  23  Park  PI. 

Bucknall  Misses,  young  ladies'  seminary  23  Park  Place 

Bucknall  Samuel,  23  Park  Place 

Bucknall  Samuel  R.  merchant  Philadelphia  23  Park  Place 

Budd  Andrew,  japanner  80  New 

Budd  Ann  M.  widow  of  Joseph  18  Parker 

Budd  Hannah,  widow  of  Joseph  12  Academy 

Budd  Smith,  blacksmith  20  East  Mechanic 

Budd  Thomas  B.  carpenter  19  Cross 

Buddington  William,  paper  carrier  18  Plum 

Buffinger  Charles,  locksmith  20  Norfolk 

Bull  James  P.  watch  maker  262  Broad  h.  50  Plane 

Bullivant  Charles,  shoemaker  42  Richmond 

Bullivant  John,  shoemaker  304  Market 

Bullivant  Josiah,  shoemaker  13  Bank 
Bullivant  Josiah,  shoemaker  19  Rankin 

Bullivant  William,  shoemaker  19  Rankin 

BuUivaat  William,  shoemaker  103J  Broad 

Bulthaupt  Matthias,  tailor  rear  105  William 


80  pibrson's 

Bunning  Phebe  C.  Mrs  636  Broad 

Bunting  John  C  New  York  h.  10  Clinton 

Buntigeel  Frederick,  shoemaker  21  Augusta 

Bunyan  John,  (colored)  tearnster  24  Quarry 

Bunyan  Sarah,  dressmaker  24  Quarry 

Buoy  John,  moulder  503  High 

Buoy  Robert,  moulder  503  High 

Burchell  William,  founder  45  Nesbitt 

Burden  Richard,  carrier  15  Fair 

Burgess  John,  tailor  217  Washington 

Burgess  Patrick,  tailor  30  Catharine 

Burgesser  Henry,  shoemaker  foot  East  River 

Burke  Edward,  tow  path  boss  New  c.  Searing 

Burke  Frederick,  pedler  23  Charlton 

Burke  Peter,  236  High 

Burnellis  Body,  25  Fair 

Burnet  Abner  B.  paper  carrier  18  Fair 

Burnet  AMetta  M-  widow  of  Aaron  L.  355  Broad 

Burnet  Benjamin,  baker  5  Bank 

Burnet  Caroline,  1  Park  Church  Place 

Burnet  Catharine,  widow  of  William  2  Ward 

Burnet  Jr.  Daniel,  japanner  53  Spring 

Burnet  Edward  G.  patent  leather  117  Wash.  r.  355  Broad 

Burnet  Elijah  D.  cloth  store  137  Market  h.  133  Wash'tti 

Burnet  Henry,  23  Walnut 

Burnet  Jacob  H.  stationer  59  Wall  N.  Y  h.  408  Broad 

Burnet  James,  shoemaker  65  West 

Burnet  James  H.  lumber  merchant  23  Walnut 

Burnet  Jr.  James  H.  lumber  merchant  23  Walnut 

Burnet  James  H.  box  m.  Ham.  c.  McWhorter  h.  23  Walnut 

Burnet  &  Sons  James  H.  lumber  mer.  17  Commercial 

Burnet  John,  iron  founder  41  Orange 

Burnet  Jjewis  M.  blacksmith  15  Bridge 

Burnet  Lewis  W.  select  school  50  Catharine 

Burnet  Lindsley,  spring  maker  506  R.  R  av.  h.  184  S.  Bd 

Burnet  L.  Monroe,  shoemaker  89  Catharine 

Burnet  Nancy,  widow  of  Smith  4  Clinton 

Burnet  Peter  S.  patent  leather  Newark  n.  Sussex  avenue 

Burnet  Stephen  S.  patent  ploughs  17  h.  19  Bridge 

Burnet  Thomas,  baker  12  Bank 

Burnet  Timothy,  butcher  Clinton  township 

Burnet  Walter  D.  lumber  merchant  23  Walnut 

Burnet  William,  spring  maker  40  Lawrencce 

Burnet  William  H.  pattern  maker  19  Bridge 

Burnett  Charlotte,  widow  of  Benjamin  30  State 

Burnett  Ogden  R.  shoe  cutter  372  Broad  r.  116  Orchard 

Burnes  Andrew,  blacksmith  164  Washington 

Burns  Bridget,  widow  of  John  354  High 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  81 

Burns  Christie,  laborer  S3  Oxford 

Burns  Daniel,  laborer  127  Nesbitt 

Burns  David,  16  Spring 

Burns  Dennis,  laborer  124  Lock 

Burns  James,  currier  90  River 

Burns  John,  shoemaker  20  Plum 

Burns  Lawrence,  146  Academy 

Burns  Michael,  masen  180  Court 

Burns  Michael,  laborer  168  South  Market 

Burns  Michael,  laborer  177  Quarry 

Burns  Michael,  tanner  7  Stephens  Court 

Burns  Miles,  tanner  7  Stephens  Court 

Burns  Patrick,  boatman  18  River 

Burns  Patrick,  v?ell  digger  51  JeflFerson 

Burns  Patrick,  laborer  100  Inness 

Burns  Patrick,  laborer  42  Plane 

Burns  Timothy,  morocco  dresser  163  Washington 

Burrage  John  P.  attorney  at  law  251  Bd.  h.  64  Union 

Burrage  Michael,  wood  turner  30  Union 

Burrage  Sarah  Ann,  widow  of  John  S.  64  Union 

Burrall  John,  spring  maker  19  Lafayette 

Burras  Silas  C.  harness  maker  7  North  Lawrence 

Burrell  Aaron  H.  builder  55  Liberty 

Burroughs  Edward,  attorney  at  law  277  High 

Burroughs  Joseph,  fur  blower  Inclined  plane  h.  277  High 

Burroughs  Mary  Q.  widow  of  Rev.  Wm.  H.  45  Bridge 

Burrows  John,  foreman  chemical  works  22  E.  River 

Bursch  Charles  P.  grocer  4  h.  2  River 

Burster  Evo,  clerk  160  Broad 

Burt  Samuel  C.  tailor  62  New 

Burt  Theodore,  japanner  175  Mulberry 

Burt hose  manufacturer  41  North  Prospect 

Burtchell  David,  malleable  iron  116  William 

Burtchell  Pendegrass,  widow  of  Peter  46  Broad 

Burtis  Ann  E.  tailoress  7  Cottage 

Bush  Aaron  J.  tobacconist  22  h.  24  Fair 

Bush  A.  &  G.  tobacconists  23  Fair 

Bush  David  H,  laborer  26  Kinney 

Bush  George,  tobacconist  22  h.  24  Fair 

Bush  Jacob,  agent  8  Catharine 

Bush  John  A.  moulder  80  Orange 

Bush  Mary,  widow  of  John  H.  63  Orange 

Bush  William  C.  tailor  Richmond  n-  Bank.  * 

Buttle  Elizabeth,  tailoress  47  Monroe 

Buttle  John,  trimmer  16  Lafayette 

Buttle  Robert  D.  sash  and  blind  manuf.  1  Willow 

Battler  James,  India  rubber  1  Hedges  Alley 

Button  Henry,  machinist  3  Rail  Road  avenuo 


82  pierson's 

Buits  Phillip,  tailor  302  Broad  h.  161  Mulberry 

Butz  Phillip,  blacksmith  561  Ferry 

Butz  William,  saddler  15  Franklin 

Byer  Maria,  widow  of  Christopher  91  William 

Byers  John,  mason  140  Elm 

Byington  William  C.  saddler  Philadelphia 

Byrnes  James,  shoemaker  65  West 

Byrnes  Lucas,  hatter  132  Kinney 

Byrnes  Margaret,  widow  of  William  132  Kinney 

Byrnes  Owen,  laborer  13  Prince 

Byrnes  Richard  S.  hatter  132  Kinney 

Byson  James,  weaver  28  Park 


Cabot  Charles,  cooper  77  Orange 

Caden  Michael,  2  Stiles 

Cadmus  George,  watch  case  turner  Hedenbrg's  h.  76  Bank 

Cadmus  Halmagh,  204  Plane 

Cadmus  Stephen,  New  York  111  Commerce 

Cadwell  Levi,  broom  manufacturer  4  South  Broad 

Caffrey  Ann,  widow  of  Patrick  161  Court 

Caffrey  Edward,  tool  maker  92  Plane 

CafFrey  James,  hatchet  &  shear  mf  333  Bd.  K.  39  Wa  rren 

Caffrey  Owen,  grocer  44  Mulberry 

CafFrey  &  White,  hatchet  4-  shear  manuf.  rear  333  Broad 

Cahill  Dennis,  ship  carpenter  8  Plume 

Cahill  Elizabeth  A.  dress  maker  8  Plume 

Cahill  Hugh,  30  Drift 

Cahill  James,  laborer  22  Brown 

Cahill  John,  bit  &  stirrup  maker  66  Congress 

Cahill  Patrick,  grocer  Bank  upper  end 

Cahill  Patrick,  laborer  88  ^arry 

Cain  Patrick,  laborer  26  Centre 

Cairns  James,  2  Stiles 

Cairns  John,  india  rubber  Newark  n.  Sussex  avenu» 

Cairns  Samuel,  grocer  528  High  h.  127  Orange 

Cairns  Samuel  R.  grocer  528  High  h.  127  Orange 

Cairns  Robert,  222  Broad 

Cairns  William  W.  carpenter  127  Orange 

Calame  August,  engraver  12  Scott 

Calderwood  David,  shoemaker  516  High 

Calderwood  Thomas,  shoemaker  516  High 

Caldwell  David,  gold  melter  319  Rail  Road  avenue 

Caldwell  Elizabeth,  widow  28  James 

Caldwell  George,  boiler  maker  27  River 

Caldwell  Sarah,  28  James 

Caliban  Bridget,  widow  of  Phillip  380  Rail  Road  avenue 

Caliban  Jane,  112  New 

Caliban  Lawrence,  shoemaker  625  High 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  83 

Caliban  Michael,  blacksmith  625  High 

Callagan  John,  tailor  90  Broad 

Callahan  James,  carpenter  188  Bank 

Callaway  Anna  M.  widow  of  Christopher  33  Market 

Callaway  Frederick,  sash  and  blind  maker  33  Market 

Callaway  &  Co.  F.  sash  and  blind  manufrs.  4  Comes 

Callen  Josiah,  currier  21  Court  c.  Church 

Callen  Patrick,  laborer  528  High 

Callery  Laughlin,  well  digger  44  Union 

Callery  Mary,  widow  of  James  60J  Union 

Calwin  John,  hatter  9  Green 

Camfield  David  J.  livery  stable  158  h.  170  Washington 

Camfield  Jabez  H.  170  Washington 

Camfield  Joanna  B.  453  Broad 

Camfield  John  P.  moulder  63  Orange 

Camm  John,  brass  turner  and  manufactufer  of  powder 

flasks,  patent  shot  belts,  &c.  75  M.  &  E.  R.  R.  ave 
Camp  Bruen  H.  4  South  Broad 

Camp  Caleb  H-  Franklin  Square,  Clinton  New  Jersey 
Camp  James  E.  looking  glass  mf.  59  Warren  h.  177  B'd. 
Camp  John  J.  chair  maker  477  h.  481  Broad 
Camp  John  P.  coach  trimmer  48  Columbia 
Camp  Noah,  picture  frame  maker  55  William 
Camp  Rebecca,  widow  of  Aaron  4  South  Broad 
Camp  William  Henry,  merchant  164  Bd-  r.  Park  House 
Campbell  Abner,  looking  glass  manuf.  125  h.  63  Market 
Campbell  Calvin,  shoemaker  22  Halsey 
Campbell  Charles,  merchant  tailor  320  Broad  h.  217  Plane 
Champbell  Charles  G.  looking  glass  manuf.  125  h  63  Mar. 
Campbell  &Co,  Charles  G.  looking  glass  mfrs.  125  Market 
Campbell  &  Crane,  tobacconist  117  Broad  4"  Caldwell  N.  J, 
Campbell  David,  tobacconist  117  h.  119  Broad 
Campbell  David  T.  tailor  150  Mulberry 
Campbell  Edward  H.  sexton  2d  Pres.  Church  70  Spring 
Campbell  Isaac,  cloth  cutter  l50Muberry 
Campbell  James,  laborer  82  Catharine 
Campbell  John,  boot  crimper  110  Washington 
Campbell  John,  (col'd)  oyster  house  16  Academy 
Campbell  John,  tailor  316  Plane 
Campbell  John  C.  38  Clinton 
Campbell  John  M.  carpenter  13  River 
Campbell  John  W.  blacksmith  3  Ferry 
Campbell  Mary,  widow  of  Lewis  L.  C.  163  Plans 
Campbell  Owen,  stone  cutter  157  Ferry 
Campbell  Thomas,  (col'd)  laborer  120  William 
Campfield  Aaron  B-  359  Broad 

Campfield  Alexander,  hoes  &c.  5  Railroad  av.  5  Hamilton 
Campfield  Alfred  W.  22  South  c.  Orchard 


84  pierson's 

Campfield  Charlotte  M.  widow  of  Dr.  Abraham  287  Broad 

Campfield  Datid,  carpenter  136  Kinney 

Campfield  Edward,  bookbinder  250  Broad  h.  10  Maiden  L. 

Campfield  Enos  B.  carpenter  2G0  Plane 

Campfield  Henry  B.  blacksmith  31  Commerce 

Campfield  Jackson,  saddletree  maker  26  Souta  Canal 

Campfield  Joseph  A.  tinner  287  Broad 

Campfield  Mahlon,  359  Broad 

Campfield  Rachael,  boarding  house  31  Commerce 

Campfield  Robert  B.  359  Broad 

Campfield  Jr.  Robert  B.  m.  d.  California  287  Broad 

Campfield  Jr.  Rev.  Robert  B.  21  Chestnut 

Canal  Mills,  old  Bloomfield  Road  n.  Canal 

Canfield  Albert  W.  clothier  141  Market  h.  10  Centre 

Canfield  Davi4  E.  builder  enquire  36  William 

Canfield  Elias,  painter  EHzabethtewn  Road 

Canfield  Elizabeth,  wid.  of  Nath.  boarding  h.  15  Lafayette 

Canfield  Henry  C  36  Bank 

Canfield  Jacob,  cabinet  maker  187  Academy 
Canfield  James  E.  tailor  9  Ward 
Canfield  Jasper  D.  shoemaker  77  Orchard 

Canfield  Joseph,  jeweler  80  Mulberry 
Canfield  Moses,  jeweler  California  43  Mechanic 

Canield  Stephen  E.  hoes,  &c.  5  Railroad  ave.  h.  138  Elm 

Canfield  &  Co.  S.  E.  hammers  A  hatchets  5  Railroad  ave» 

Canfield  Theodore,  halter  Philadelphia 

Canfield  Thomas,  painter  108  Elizabethtown  Read 
Canfield  Uzal  J,  farmer  Elizabethtown  Road 
Canfield  Warren,  saddler  36  Bank 

Canfield  Wheelock,  blacksmith  3  Green 

Canfield  William,  31  Lawrence 

Cann  Albert  G.  cutter  157  Mulberry 

Cann  William  A.  cutter  284  Broad  h.  44  Green 

Canniff  William  H.  carriage  manuf.  62  Boston 

Cansler  William  W.  paper  hangings  196  Broad  h  123  Wash 

Cardiff  Mary,  widow  of  James  2  Washington  Alley 

Cardiff  Samuel,  shoemaker  22  Wra.  h.  3  Wash.  Alley 

Carl  Adam.  33  Durand 

Carl  John,  coach  maker  61  Market 

Carl  Samuel,  painter  58  Quarry 

Carlan  Owen,  19  Boudinot 

Carlan  Patrick,  patent  leather  52  Inness 

Carll  John  F,  daily  Eagle  295  Broad  r.  27  Columbia 

Carlton  Frederick  A.  trunk  maker  30  Bridge 

Carlton  Phebe  A.  boarding  house  20  Camfield 

Carman  — — ,  steam  saw  mill  foot  Clay 

Carman  Hannah  M.  carpet  bags  26  Summit 

Carman  Mary  L.  10  Park 


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Carman  Melancthon  F.  26  Summit 

Carmer  Albert  R.  mer  tailor  253  Broad  h.  48  Plane 

Carraer  Isaac  R.  mansion  house  Belleville 

Carpenter  William,  jeweler  5  Orchard 

Carr  David  S.  saddler  17  Hill 

Carr  Elizabeth,  nurse  110  Washington 

Carr  Hester,  widow  257  Plane 

Carr  James,  shoemaker  66  Plane 

Carr  John,  laborer  68  Plane 

Carr  John,  teamster  rear  1'37  Nesbitt 

Carr  John  S.  harness  maker  217  Washington 

Carr  Margery,  widow  nurse  4  Commerce 

Carr  Phillip,  shoemaker  27  Baldwin 

Carr  Robert,  128  Warren 

Carr  William,  laborer  rear  127  Nesbitt 

Carr  William  N.  attorney  at  law  297  Broad  h.  257  Plane 

Carrick  Charles,  japanner  4  Stephen's  Court 

Carrick  John,  laborer  3  East  Mechanic 

Carriff  Ellis,  carpenter  35  Camp 

Carrington  James  M.  427  Broad 

Carrington  James  N.  dry  goods  222  Broad  h.  68  Halsey 

Carrington  Luther  G.  auctioneer  23  Piatt  New  York 

Carrington  &  Sayre,  dry  goods  222  Broad 

Carroll  Hugh,  currier  34  Mercer 

Carroll  John,  laborer  c.  Grand  and  South  Orange  avenue 

Carroll  Lawrence,  currier  5  Halsey's  Court 

Carter  Jr.  Aaron,  jeweler  1  Green  h.  450  Broad 

Carter  Amos  K.  spoke  mfr.  Phcenix  works  h.  66  Warren 

Carter  Anthony  H.  carpenter  I  Clay 

Carter  Charles  A.  clerk  Phoenix  works  140  Mulberry 

Carter  Cyrus,  carpenter  24  Bank 

Carter  Edward,  civil  engineer  154J  Market  h.  23  Bruen 

Carter  Elizabeth,  369  Broad 

Carter  Frederick,  jeweler  2o8  Railroad  avenue 

Carter  George,  Pompton  Plains 

Carter  Horace,  saddler  38  Smith 

Carter  James  J.  saddler  369  Broad 

Carter  liUcas,  blacksmith  72  h.  4  Clay 

Carter  Phebe,  widow  of  Sheffield  103  Acadengr 

Carter  &  Pierson,  jewelers  1  Green 

Carter  Sawyer,  coach  trimmer  117  Mulberry 

Carter  Theodore  G.  plater  317  Railroad  avenue 

Carter  Uzal,  shoemaker  Boyden  n.  Orange 

Cartledge  James,  beer  maksr  14  Fair 

Carwin  Bridget,  widow  of  John  183  Plane 

Cary  Henry,  coachsmith  196  Mulberry 

Cary  Lewis  A.  silver  plater  151  Mulberry 

Case  Edward  W.  shoemaker  41  Market 


86  pibrson's 

Case  Elizabeth,  nurse  19  Boudinot 

Case  Philip,  laborer  16  Montgomery 

Case  Sylvester  P.  26  Ward 

Case  Warren, saddler  171  Mulberry 

Case  Warren  Y.  jeweler  4 1  Market  ,  ' 

Casey  Barney,  15  Church 

Casey  Catharine,  dress  maker  37  Nesbilt 

Caspen  Michael,  22  Market 

Cass  David,  294  Broad  r.  1  Park  Church  Place 

Cassady  Lewis,  2  North  Essex 

Casselman  Van  Renssalaer,  1  Franklin  Place 

Casterline  Benjamin  M.  2  Ferry  c  South  Market 

Casterline  Mulford  W.  grocer  2  Ferry  c.  South  Market 

Castle  Ambrose,  Ridge  c   Crane 

Castle  James,  Ridge  c.  Crane 

Castle  John,  laborer  KT?  Quarry 

Castle  Samuel,  Ridge  c.  Crane 

Castle  Thomas,  tailor  37  Broom 

Castles  Thomas,  malleable  iron  29  New  h.  12  Crane 

Castner  Charles,  shoemaker  4  Nichols'  Court 

Castner  Sarah,  widow  of  Rev.  Jacob  R.  53  Orchard 

Casto  Joseph,  saddler  226§  Plane 

Caudle  Frederick,  surgeon  133  Academy 

Caughlin  John,  stone  cutter  157  Ferry 

Caul  Phillip,  varnish  maker  C76  Broad 

Cavanau^ih  James,  laborer  32  South  Market 

Cavanaugh  John,  carpenter  180  Court 

Cawaline  Charles,  jeweler  lOi  Liberty 

Chadwick  Daniel,  japanner  24  Bridge 

Chadwick  John,  patent  leather  34  Front  h.2l  Washingtt)ii 

Chadwick  &  Co.  John,  patent  leather  34  Front 

Chadwick  Margaret,  ^Tidow  of  Thos.  oyster  h.  74  Mulberry 

Chadwick  Samuel,  21  Washington 

Chamberlain  Hannah,  widow,l5  South  Canal 

Chamberlain  Isaac,  oysters  '«-'47  Broad  h.  1  Comes 

Chamberlain  Samuel,  wrocer  167  Warren 

Chambers  Matthew,  tallow  chandler  34  Mechanic 

Chambers  Thomas,  harness  maker  166  Washington 

Champenise  Isaac,  jeweler  16  Walnut 

Chandler  Albert,  Park  house 

Chandler  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Lewis  696  Broad 

Chandler  Isaac  N.  engraver  101  Halsey 

Chandler  James,  696  Broad 

Chandler  Job,  clerk  196  Broad  h.  48  Plane 

Chandler  Rev.  John,  12  Commerce 

Chandler  John  J.  clerk  mechanic's  bank  12  Commerce 

Chandler  John  J.  rule  maker  85  Mulberry 

Chandler  Mary.  wid.  of  David  D.  Park  house  27  Park  pi- 


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Chandler  Marquis,  collar  maker  136  Kinney 

Chandler  Mason,  saddler  Winsboro,  S.  C.  14  Court 

Chandler  Nathaniel,  Park  house 

Chandler  Thomas  G  dry  goods  284  Broad  h.  97  Halsey 

Chandler  William  C  chair  maker  696  Broad 

Chaplain  Charles  L.  spoke  manuf.  Phcenix  works 

Chapman  James,  wood  turner  112  Mulberry 

Chapman  William,  currier  356  Broad 

Charles  Anthony,  wheelwright  16  Boyden 

Charles  Petchie,  grinder  rear  86  Qurry 

Charles  William,  laborer  4  Stephens'  Court 

Charles  William,  laborer  41  Ogden 

Charlton  John,  tool  maker  24  Bleeker 

Charlton  Richard,  weaver  32  Mercer 

Chase  Sidera,  prin.  Wesleyan  Institute  191  Washington 

Chase  William,  shoemaker  23  Kinney 

Chatman  Alexander,  mason  57  Stale 

Chatman  Robert,  patent  leather  21  Nesbitt 

Chavantre  Alexander,  4  Pear  Alley 

Cheak  Henry,  tailor  29  Plume  • 

Chedister  Lesbia  H.  teacher  290  Washington 

Chedwick  Mary  Ann,  widow  of  Francis  B.  13  Ferry 

Cherry  George,  cutler  16  Fair 

Cherry  William,  house  painter  16  Fair 

Chetwood  John,  attorney  &  couns.  California 

Chetwood  John  J.  attorney  <Sr  couns.  h.  Elizabethtovsn  N.J. 

Chevalier  Anthony  A.  shingle  shaver  44  Jefferson 

Chevalier  C    E.  jeweler  45i  Broad  h.  48  Kinney 

Chezman  George,  coach  trimmer  25  Chestnut 

Chibley  John,  carpenter  35  Camp 

Chidester  Gertrude,  widow  of  Simeon  B.  185  Washington 

Chidester  Guy  M.  carpenter  15  Hill 

Chidester  Robert  Y.  brick  laver  31  Commerce 

Chilcoat  Hannah,  widow  of  John  34  Fair 

Chilcoat  John  R.  coach  maker  34  Fair 

Chollet  John  H  goldsmith  1  East  Green 

Christie  Abraham,  carpenter  94  Kinney 

Christie  Hannah,  trimmer  44  Quarry 

Christie  James,  529  Ferry 

Christie  John,  (col'd)  39  Garden 

Christie  -Morris  R.  52  Mulberry 

Christie  Sarah,  widow  of  Alexander  529  Ferry 

Christie  Thomas.  13  Court 

Chrisrly  Michael,  laborer  12  Madison 

Christmann  Charles,  tailor  1  Nichols  Court 

Christmann  Michael,  tailor  15  Walnut 
.  Christopher  John,  3  Warren 

Church  Thomas,  tailor  173  Plane 


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Cipher  John,  harness  maker  11  Rankin 

Claig  Sarah,  widow  of  John  23  Liberty 

Clancy  John,  laborer  38  Bloomfieid  avenue 

Clancy  Mirhael,  carpenter  11  G(»ble 

Clancy  Patrick,  carpenter  230  Mulberry 

Clark  Aaron,  bootmaker  95  William 

Clark  Aaron  T,  hatter  146  State 

Clark  Abraham,  plater  l3  Lawrence 

Clark  Abraham,  shoe  manufacturer  224  Plane 

Clark  Charles  B.  teacher  lOl  Orange 

Clark  Cornelius,  carriage  trimmer  148  Mulberry 

Clark  Daniel  T.  clerk  271  Broad  h.  17  Park 

Clark  E.  M.  daguerrian  131  Market  h,  50  Lafayette 

Clark  George,  morocco  dresser  lOO  Bank 

Clark  George,  jeweler  135  Elm 

Clark  George,  (colored)  laborer  145  Warren 

Clark  George  W.  stoves  &c.  2  h.  19§  Commerce 

Clark  Henry,  (colored)  1 1  Colden 

Clark  Henry  H.  ship  carpenter  J9J  Commerce 

Clark  James,  mason  31  Baldwin 

Clark  James,  printer  39  North  Canal 

Clark  James,  plater  12  Arch 

Clark  James,  coach  maker  80  Plane 

Clark  James  PL  coach  maker  Piermont  N.  Y. 

Clark  James  Henry,  m.d.  office  and  h.  228  Broad  c.  Cedar 

Clark  John,  painter  32  Garden 

Clark  John,  laborer  20  Lon^worth 

Clark  John,  coach  maker  379  High 

Clark  John,  painter  116  Ferry 

Clark  Jr.  John,  coach  maker  133  Mulberry 

Clark  John  D.  shoemaker  11  Hill 

Clark  John  H.  plater  102  h.  118^  Plane 

Clark  Leroy,  machinist  5Pieison's  Alley 

Clark  Letitia,  widow  48  Hedges  Alley 

Clark  Mary,  widow  of  James  H.  17  Park 

Clark  Mary,  widow  of  Peter  36  Mulberry 

Clark  Peter,  (colored)  waiter  tear  l6  Cherry 

Clark  Robert,  plater  121  Plane 

Clark  Robert,  teamster  Orleans  n.  Nesbit 

Clark  Samuel,  painter  298  Washington 

Clark  Samuel  W.  teacher  P  S.  No.  5,  29  South  Prospect 

Clark  Sarah,  widow  of  Daniel  S.  298  Washington 

Clark  Stephen,  clerk  92  Plane 

Clark  Stephen  F.  turner  13  Broad 

Clark  Terrence,  laborer  53  Broad 

Clark  Thomas,  waiter  356  Broad 

Clark  Thomas,  quarryman  99  Quarry 

Clark  Thomas,  boarding  house  13  Catharine 


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Clark  William  H.  California  17  Bank 
Clark  William  S.  coach  smith  8  Camfield 
Clark  Williarx^  S.  B.  64  New 
Clarkson  Thomas,  carpenter  80  Jones 
Clarkson  William,  frame  work  knitter  107  Prospect  Place 
Clary  Dennis,  chemical  works  96  E.  River 
Classon  Augrnstus,  carpet  weaver  58  Grand 
Clawson  William,  mason  166  Court 
Claydon  VVilliam,  whip  maker  87  Halsey 
Clayton  Gifford  F.  segar  maker  2  Garrabrant's  Court 
Clayton  John,  cutler  112  State 

Clayton  Mary,  widow  of  Joseph  R.  S.  Prospect  c.  Kinney 
Clear  Michael,  gardner  681  Plane 

Clearman  Lewis  A.  tool  mfr.  Frank.  Factory  124  Broad 
Clearman  Maria,  widow  of  Daniel  6  Front 
Clearman  Peter  S.  saddler  198  Market 
Clearman  Thomas  D.  hatter  6  Front 
Cleaver  James  D.  attorney  at  law  3l4  Broad  h-  54  Com. 
Cleaver  John,  currier  54  Commerce 
Cleaver  William  H.  54  Commerce 
Clegg  Edmond  C.  hatter  35  Thomas 
Clegg  Sarah,  widow  5 1  William 
Clek  John,  brass  founder  44  Mulberry 
Clement  Michael,  laborer  119  Washington 
Clements  Henry,  hatter  4  Columbia 
Clements  Henry  T.  fancy  store  155  Orange 
Clerk's  office,  court  house  head  of  Market 
Cleveland  Ezra,  shoe  store  28  h.  26  New 
Cleveland  Wil'iam  H.  trunk  manufacturer  360  Broad 
Clewney  John,  hatter  43  Bridge 
Clinchard  Bruno,  file  cutter  50  h.  52  Mechanic 
Clintock  Matthias,  livery  stable  9  William  h.  7  Fair 
Clintock  William  R.  saddler  122  Broad 
Clinton  Mutual  Insurance  Co.  Library  Hall  115  Market 
Clinton  William,  piano  tuner  196  Broad 
Closson  S;  A.  dress  maker  2  Nesbitt's  court 
Clough  W.  T.  passaic  chemical  works  h  44  East  River 
Clow  Jacob,  currier  169  Plane 
Clume  Janet,  seamstress  24  Centre 
Cluss  Peter  H   shoemaker  237  Plane 
Clyman  Edward,  segar  maker  94  Mulberry 
Coady  John,  chemical  works  75  East  River 
Coates  Eliza,  widow  of  Joseph  S   21  Boudinot 
Cobb  Abraham,  carman  1  Comes 
Cobb  Alexander  F.  290  Washington 
Cobb  Elias  W.  grocer  7  Broad 
Cobb  George  M.  clerk  7  Broad 

Cobb  George  T.  iron  merchant  80  Broad  N.  Y.  h.  /.  Ctty 

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90  pierson's 

Cobb  Jacob,  harness  ornaments  34  Mechanic 

Cobb  John  E-  currier  22  Marshall 

Cobb  William  A.  builder  Wash.  Alley  h.  121  Kinney 

Coburn  Jonathan,  shingle  shaver  26  Ailing 

Coburn  Thomas,  currier  6  Halsey's  court 

Cochran  Emily  B.  widow  of  Rev.  Thomas  34  Columbia 

Cochran  Thomas  J-  carriage  maker  Brooklyn 

Cochran  William  H.  shoemaker  62  Bleeker 

Cochrane  Mary,  widow  of  Peter  57  Academy 

Coddington  Jonathan,  copper  smith  41  North  Canal 

Cody  Patrick,  grocer  187  Rail  Road  avenue 

Coe  Aaron,  real  estate  dealer  155  High 

Coe  Abby,  widow  of  Halsled  172  Market 

Coe  Catharine,  widow  of  Isaac  77  Court  n.  High 

Coe  George  V.  master  mason  81  Court 

Coe  James,  (colored)  13  Prince 

Coe  Joseph  t).  turner  167  High 

Coe  Moses  B.  assessor  165  High 

Coe  Sarah,  widow  of  Sayres  63  Court 

Coe  William  R  tailor  551  High 

Coes  Samuel  B.  grocer  48  Fair  r.  120  Mulberry 

Coeyman  Henry  G.  jeweler  122  Union 

Coffee  Michael,  laborer  99  Union 

Coffield  Hugh,  cooper  30  South  Bridge 

Coflfield  Thomas,  29  Fair 

Cogan  Bridget,  widow  washing  42  Union 

Cogan  Charles  H   324  High 

Cogan  David  A.  justice  69  Market  h.  324  High 

Coggins  John,  laborer  13  Searing 

Colbath  Mary  M.  dress  maker  8  Lafayette 

Colhurn  A.  G.  Pliny  A.  G.  m.  o  ,  d.  d.  s.  269  Broad 

Colburn  George  F.  J.  dentist  269  Broad 

Colburn  &  Son,  surgeon  dentists  269  Broad 

Colby  Johnson,  shoemaker  23 1^  Washington 

Cole  James  D.  carpenter  Boyden  n   Orange 

Cole  John,  hatter  54  William 

Cole  John  R.  bootmaker  18  Bridge 

Coleman  Asher,  coachmaker  13S  Washington 

Coleman  Barnabus  M.  saddler  4S  Fair 

Coleman  Charles,  tanner  8  Shipman 

Coleman  James,  laborer  43  Lush 

Coleman  Thomas,  currier  12  William 

Coleman  William,  blacksmith  16  Spring 

Coles  Abraham,  m.  d.  172  Market 

Coles  Abraham,  japanner  Boyden  c.  State 

Coles  Catharine,  widow  of  Dennis  172  Market 

Coles  D.  B.  grocer  22  Hamilton 

Coles  John,  needle  manuf.  7  Nuttman  h.  88  Warren 

Coles  Susan,  boarding  house  122  Orange 


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Colie  James  H.  shoemaker  188  Plane 
CoUard  James,  wheelwright  30  Quarry 
Collard  Peter,  saddler  83  Catharine 
Collinger  Lr.wrence,  butcher  112  Church 
Collin  John  P.  grocer  43  Academy 
Collins  Barrant  W.  100  Broad 
Collins  Daniel,  gardner  Orleans  n.  Nesbitt 
Collins  David,  shoe  manuf.  141  Mulberry  c.  Franklin 
Collins  Edward  G.  tailor  34  Market  h.  7  Division  Place 
Collins  Florence,  shoemaker  32  M.  &  E.  Rail  R.  avenue 
Collins  George,  cap  front  maker  604  High 
Collins  Henry,  haiter  6-25  High 
Collins  James,  blacksmith  259  Plane 
Collins  James,  hatter  204  Academy  n.  Lock 
Collins  John,  [col'd)  barber  rear  167  Warren 
Collins  Michael,  tanner  211  Bank 
Collins  Patrick,  laborer  25  Oxford 
Collini  Richard,  farmer  75  East  River 
Collins  Sarah,  washing  3  East  Mechanic 
CoUon  Patrick,  currier  174  Plane 
Collyer  James,  spring  maker  27  Green 
Collyer  John,  carpenter  28  Ferry 
Collyer  Oscar  F.  carpenter  42  Ferry 
Collyer  Samuel  C.  builder  110  McWhorter  h,  22  E.  Mac. 
Collyer  Theodore,  carpenter  114  McWhorter 
Collyer  Thomas,  carriage  smith  9i  Fair  h.  9  Oak 
Colon  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Peter  10  Plume 
Colon  George  U.  ship  carpenter  10  Plume 
Colon  Joseph  P.  shipwright  10  Plume 
Colon  Peter,  ship  carpenter  10  Plume  • 

Colton  Chester  W.  jeweler  397  Broad 
CoUon  Daniel  J.  jeweler  36  Franklin  r.  407Broad 
Colton  Jr.  Demas,  jeweler  36  Franklin  r.  397  Broad 
Colton  Jr.  &  Co.  Demas,  jewelers  36  Franklin 
Colver  John,  tailor  151  Elm 
Colwell  Israel  D.  coachmaker  34  Elm 
Colyer  Joseph,  blacksmith  36  Harrison  h.  21  Bleeker 
Colyer  Richard,  jeweler  356  Broad 
Comb  John,  jeweler  15  Walnut 
Combs  Eliud  B.  stone  cutter  Sll  Plane 
*Combs  Israel  W.  South  120  Summit  c.  Canal 
Combs  Richard  N.  120  Summit  c.  Canal 
Combert  Jacob,  ta'lor  207  Bank 
Commisky  James,  tailor  14  Clay 
Common  Council  chamber  115  Market 
Commos  Hester  A.  dress  maker  109  Broad 
Commos  John,  rope  maker  25  North  Essex 
Compton  Ambrose  S.  ice  dealer  161  Commerce 


92  PIBRSON'g 

Compton  George,  ice  dealer,  ice  cream  gardens,  families, 
parties,  &c.  supplied  cheap  1  River 

Compton  John,  composition  roofer  1  South  Market 

Compton  John,  (col'd)  laborer  87  Baldwin 

Compton  Robert,  hatter  69  Orange 

Compton  Ruth,  widow  of  Joseph  1  South  Market 

Compton  William,  livery  stable  160  h.  178  Market 

Comstock  John,  grinder  222  Bank 

Condict  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Ebenezer  36  Bank 

Condict,  Horton  &  Co.  saddlers  (fee  207  Market 

Condict  Stephen  H.  saddler  207  Market  h.  24  Smith 

Condin  Hugh,  laborer  18  Longworth 

Condit  Albert  P,  law  student  228  r.  332  Broad 

Condit  Amzi,  coach  maker  49  Boston 

Oondit  &  Bowles,  malleable  cast  iron  foundry  25  Orange 

Condit  Charles  H.  coachbody  maker  70  Kinney 

Condit  Daniel,  25  Ornnge  h.  137  Broad 

Condit  Ezra  F.  spokt  turner  1  Comes 

Condit  Henry  D.  shoem.  Crane  road  to  Orange  above  First 

Condit  Tsr^ol  D.  hat  body  manufacturer  MiUville  N.  J. 

Condit  Joel  W.  grocer  176  Broad  h.  11  Park  Place 

Condit ,  widow  of  John  S.  Lodiover  the  River 

Condit  Rev.  Jonathan  B  pastor  2d  Chh.  12  Lombardy 

Condit  Lewis  N.  3  Park  Place 

Condit  Lydia,  nurse  70  Kinney 

Condit  Martha,  widow  of  Peter  21  Park 

Condit  Moses  H.  builder  rear  116  h.  120  Plane 

Condit  Nathan,  shoemaker  6  New 

Condit  Phebe,  widow  of  Ichabod  39  Commerce 

Condit  &  PooVJbel  W.  grocers  wholesale  and  retail  176 
Broad  c.  New 

Condit  Robert  S.  beer  maker  138  Plane 

Condit  Silas,  3  Park  Place 

Condit  Wickliff  S.  clerk  104  Market  h   186  Plane 

Condit  William  H.  shoemaker  18  Summit 

Condon  Luke,  blacksmith  rear  80  Orange 

Condon  Joseph,  machinist  133  Quarry 

Condon  Michael,  blacksmith  rear  80  Orange 

Condry  Michael,  mason  150  Lock 

Cone  Alexander  G.  hatter  75  Union 

Cone  Erastns,  saddler  30  Orchard 

Cone  Thomas  B.  saddler  New  York 

Cone  Walter  N.  saddler  22  Ferry 

Congar  Bruen  H.  silver  plater  418  Broad 

Congar  Catharine,  115  Broad 

Congar  David,  23  Fair 

Congar  Hannah,  widow  of  Samuel  414  Broad 

Congar  Horace  N.  attorney  at  law  312  Broad  h,  23  Fair 


NEWARK    DIRECTORY.  9$ 

Congar  Irad,  patent  leather  15  Hill  c.  Church 

Congar  James,  edge  tool  mfr.  rear  333  r.  Il5  Broad 

Congar  James  B.  grocer  59  Mulberry  h.  23  Fair 

Congar  John  P.  edge  tool  mfr   60  Hamilton  h.  115  Broad 

Congar  Mary,  widow  of  Horace  15  Orchard 

Congar  Samuel  H  coach  painter  414  Broad 

Congar  Stephen,  m.  d.  23  Fair 

Congel  Lawrence,  engineer  40  Spring 

Conger  Alfred,  New  York 

Conger  Charles  H.  edge  tool  maker  47  State 

Conger  Ellison,  tallow  chandler  100  Market 

Conger  John,  edge  tool  maker  6  North  Essex 

Conger  Judson,  clerk  329  Broad  r.  100  Market 

Conklin  Abraham,  plater  2 1  Liberty 

Conklin  Daniel,  blacksmith  shop  Commerce  n.  railroad 

h.  31  South  Essex 
Conklin  Daniel  F.  carpenter  3 1  South  Essex 
Conklin  George,  mason  5  Cottage 
Conklin  James  T.  spiing  maker  49  Mechanic 
Conklin  Thomas  S.  blacksmith  44  Bleeker 
Conkling  James  L.  engineer  77  Union 
Conkling  John  N.  book  keeper  77  Union 
Conkling  Sarah,  widow  of  Jonathan  77  Union 
Conley  Jamas,  tailor  10  Summit 
Conley  Rachel,  widow  of  James  22  Centre 
Conlin  Garret,  hatter  129  Nesbitt 
Conlin  John,  tailor  84  Bank 
Conn  Catharine,  Newark  n   Canal 
Conn  Robert,  quarryman  13  Quarry 
Conn  Robert,  laborer,  29  Lock 
Connell  John,  paver  100  Tichenor 
Connelly  Thomas,  quarryman  26  Drift 
Connet  Luther,  blacksmith  16  Thomas 
Connet  Zenas,  shoemaker  28  h.  32  Kinney 
Connor  Bryan,  laborer  13  East  Fair 
Connor  Edward,  laborer  c.  Ferry  &  Union 
Connor  James,  laborer  l(i6  Newark  n.  Sussex  avenue 
Connor  John,  saddler  3  Stephens'  Court 
Connor  John,  laborer  7  Halsey's  Alley 
Conover  Abraham,  (col'd)  coachman  S.  Meeker  104  Bank 
Conover  Cornelius  h.  shoemaker  101  Oliver 
Conover  Elizabeth,  widow  of  William  15  Cherry 
Conover  John,  cooper  101  Oliver 
Conover  William  H.  dentist  322  Broad 
Conselyea  Hannah,  widow  of  Aaron  13  Bank 
Conway  Arthur,  licensed  victualler  138  Plane 
Conway  Hugh,  laborer  62  Adams 
Conway  Margaret;  matron  of  the  Orphan  Asylum  194  High 


94  pierson's 

Coogan  William,  laborer  31  Oxford 

Cook  Abraham  T.  (col'd)  364a  Broad  h.  23  Bank 

Cook  Caroline,  widow  oi  William  63  Bank 

Cook  Catharine,  widow  of  Dr.  Stephen  B.  83  Mulberry 

Cook  Charles,  tailor  275  High 

Cook ,  wi  low  of  Edward  16  Smith 

Cook  Edward  A.  127  Washington 

Cook  Ellen  J   New  above  Newark 

Cook  Ellis  W.  blacksmith  7  Camfield 

Cook  Epaphras,  carman  83  Bank 

Cook  Frances,  16  Smith 

Cook  Frederick,  lace  weaver  16  Fair 

Cook  George,  shoemaker  35  Union 

Cook  George,  shingle  shaver  45  Prince 

Cook  George  H  japanner  41  Cpitharine 

Cook  Henry,  coach  maker  208  Railroad  avenae 

Cook  Henry  B.  charcoal  dealer  149  Orange 

Cook  Hiram,  carpenter  98  Market 

Cook  Isabella,  lailoress  16  Kinney 

Cook  Jabez,  builder  114  Union 

Cook ,  widow  of  Jabez,  16  Smith  opposite  Pine 

Cook  Joseph,  filer  170  Court 

Cook  Joseph  C.  beer  house  125  Springfield  avenue 

Cook  Lindley  G.  carpenter  enquire  10b  Union 

Cook  Mary,  enquire  7  Broad 

Cook  Peter  W.  83  Bank 

Cook  Ralph  B.  coach  smith  15  Broad 

Cook  Thomas,  charcoal  dealer  29  Ward 

Cook  William,  butcher  43  Market 

Cookeroo  John,  laborer  I  Hrown 

Cookeroo  Joseph,  laborer  1  Brown 

Cooley  Hannah,  widow  of  Wm.  O.  boarding  h.  64  Bleeker 

Coon  Conrad,  tailor  32  Jones 

Cooney  John,  harness  maker  rear  56  Union 

Cooper  Edward,  patent  leather  24  Fulton 

Cooper  Edward  C.  machinist  24  Fulton 

Cooper  Enos  A.  saddler  108  Elm 

Cooper,  Farrand  &  Co.  carriage  dealers  Lexington,  Ky. 

Cooper  Jacob  J.  shoe  manuf.  322  Broad  h.  72  Court 

Cooper  Jonah  T.  108  Elm 

Cooper  Lucinda,  widow  of  Stephen  24  Fulton 

Cooper  Mary,  widow  of  Jonas  nurse  62  Boston 

Cooper  Nichols,  shoemaker  26  McWhorter 

Cooper  Phebe  Ann.  dress  makei  108  Elm 

Cooper  Stephen  J.  coffins  36  h.  34  Plane 

Cooper  William,  nursery  man  Elizahelhlown  Road 

Cooper  William  W.  hardware  109  Broad  h.  24  Fulton 

Cooper  William  W.  pump  manufacturer  24  Fulton 


NEWARK    DIRECTORY. 


95 


Cooper  W.  S.  mansion  house  Morristown 

Coolee  Alexander,  morocco  dresser  356  Broad 

Coovert  Rebecca,  widow  of  Henry  24  Park 

Cope  Benjamin,  collar  manufacturer  6  Fair 

Copeman  William  L.  P.  baker  29  Academy 

Corbit  Bridget,  widow  of  Mark  grocer  Mulberry  c.  River 

Corbit  Francis,  farmer  18  River 

Corbit  Rev.  W.  P.  past.  Franklin-st.  church  17  Franklin 

Corby  Benjamin  H.  japanner  206  Nesbitt 

Corby  John,  ship  painter  27  River 

Corby  John,  carpenter  24  Lombardy 

Corby  Richard,  shoemaker  1  Love  Lane 

Corby  Silas,  blacksmith  helper  555  High 

Corby  "William,  hatter  Orleans  n.  Nesbiti 

Core  Christian,  widow  173  Broad 

Corey  Andrew  R.  Bellemont  avenue  n.  Court 

Corey  Ann  E.  widow  of  Ashbel  W.  High  n.  Spruce 

Corey  James  W.  hatter  27  Bleeker 

Corey  Mary,  128  Plane 

Corey  Samuel,  forest  tree  setter  69  Crane 

Corey  Thomas,  lace  weaver,  96  Washington 

Corey  Wheelock,  currier  69  Crane 

CorieliPhineas,  grocer  192  Washington  c.  William 

Corn  Phillip,  moulder  94  Walnut 

Cornell  John,  painter  71  Ferry 

Corney  James,  painter  99  Mercer 

Corning  Francis,  hatter  foot  Nichols  n.  South  Prospect 

Corrigan  Ann,  widow  of  Michael  grocer  20  South  Canal 

Corrigan  Ann,  widow  of  Phillip  190  South  Market 

Corrigan  Thomas,  laborer  13  Halsey's  alley 

Corrigan  Thomas,  grocer  147  Market 

Corry  Daniel,  shoemaker  133  Academy 

Corser  William  R.  clerk  3-23  Broad  r.  20  Shipman 

Corset  Frederick,  tailor  3  Halsey's  Court 

Cort  George,  shoemaker  21  Itankin 

Corwin  Joseph  A.  m.  d.  38  Ferry  • 

Corwin  Joshua  A.  harness  maker  50  Lafayette 

Corwith  Luther,  carpenter  9  Plane 

Cory  Francts  J.  widow  of  Jonathan  Bank  c.  Wallace 

Corzene ,  machinist  24  Lombardy 

Cosgrove  Henry,  plater  246  Plane 
Cosgrove  Hester,  widow  of  Thomas  246  Plane 
Cosgrove  John,  blacksmith  246  Plane 
Cosier  Patrick,  laborer  -208  Railroad  avenue 
Coste  Augustus,  hatter  54  Liberty  h  25  Ward 
Costello  Charles  H.  hat  finisher  40  Warren 
Coslello  Jeremiah,  laborer  21  River 
Colter  Edwin  F.  hatter  35  Union 


96  fiesson's 

Cottincrham  James,  2  Congress 

Coughlin  Daniel,  bhcksmiih  97  Halsey  h.  31  S.  Essex 

Coughlin  Daniel  F.  carpenter  31  South  Essex 

Coughlin  Eleanor,  widow  of  John,  127  Kinney 

Coughlin  George,  nnasonS  Collage 

Coughlin  Mary,  widow  of  John  107  Mulberry 

Coughlin  Nicholas,  farmer  123  Thomas 

Coughlin  Sylvester,  tanner  24  Market 

Coughlin  William,  blind  maker  rear  29  Halsey 

Coughlin  Wyanl,  carter  193  Mulberry 

Couglin  Joseph,  shoemaker  24  Kidge 

Coulter  Waller,  machinist  22  Division 

Coursen  Mirandus  E,  mason  38  Garden 

Courier  Eleazar,  japanner  81  VVasliington 

Courier  Isaac  J.  master  mason  11  Cross 

Courier  James,  66  Catharine 

Courier  Peter,  tobacco  and  cigar  peddler  31  Lawrence 

Courier  Richard,  mason  North  John 

Courier  Stephen,  currier  rear  97  Broad 

Courier  Tunis,  patent  leather  29  Ogden 

Covintree  Charles  VV.  steamboat  hotel  109  River  c.  Centre 

Cowdry  P^lizabeth,  widow  of  Edwin  40  River 

Cowen  William  D.  tailor  96  Mulberry 

Cowlam  John,  226  Broad 

Cowlishaw  George  E.  butcher  167  Warren 

Cox ,  yew  York  h.  538  High 

Cox  Augustus,  jeweler  29  McWhorter 

Cox  Carson,  trunk  maker  17  Mulberry 

Cox  David,  sea  captain  3  Centre 

Cox  Edmund  H.  654  Broad 

Cox  Edward,  captain  schooner  Joe  53  Commerce 

Cox  George,  captain  schooner  Pulaski  17  Mulberry 

Cox  George  W.  shoemaker  84  Plane 

Cox  Michael,  laborer  23  North  Essex 

Cox  Patrick  G.  dealer  in  wool  173  Plane  h.  217  Wash'n 

Coyer  Williat%  19  Boudinot 

Coyle  Michael,  carpenter  51  Academy 

Coyle  Patrick,  laborer  50  Spring 

Coyle  Patrick,  laborer  31  South  Prospect 

Cozard  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Samuel  enquire  81  Plane 

Cozine  Hannah,  widow  tailoress  292  Washington 

Cozine  James,  trunk  maker  74  Kinney 

Craft  Joseph,  laborer  34  Charlton 

Craig  David,  chair  maker  631  Broad 

Craig  Isaac  C.  halter  20  Blast  Mechanic 

Craig  John,  chair  maker  631  Broad 

Crajg  Richard,  malleable  iron  8  Division 

Craig  Samuel  J.  carman  8  Division 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  97 

Crailon  Charles,  cabinetmaker  238  Broad 

Craiton  Robert   stone  cutter  238  Broad 

Crandell  Nehemiah  S   fiS  Broad 

Crane  Aaron,  mason  35  Orchard 

Crane  Aaron  D.  one  year  clock  maker  6  Lombardy 

Crane  Abigail.  22  Centre 

Crane  Albert  O   tea  and  spice  merchant  120  Brotid 

Crane  Amzi,  builder  41  h.  55  Broad 

Crane  Andrew,  carpenter  5B  New 

Crane  Augustus  M  jeweler  75  Warren 

Crane  A.  &  T.  builders  4l  Broad 

Crane  &  BrothHr  E.  A.  jewelers  36  Walnut 

Crane  B.  Franklin,  tailor  101  Orange 

Crane  Charles  O.  jeweler  30  Walnut  h.  43  Bank 

Crane  Clara,  miliner  38  Fair 

Crane  Daniel  B.  furniture  warehouse  Mobile,  Ala. 

Crane  David  C.  chair  maker  63  Walnut 

Cane  David  S.  builder  23  Wasliington 

Cane  David  W.  master  mason  iny  Plane 

Crane  Edward  A.  jew  eler  3G  h.  3  1  Walnut 

Crane  Elias  O.  tailor  276  Broad  h.  39  Chestnut 

Crane  Elias  B  79  Spring 

Crane  Elijah,  401  Broad 

Crane  Elizabeth,  tailoress  78  Bank 

Crane  Elizabeth,  401  Broad 

Crane  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Jeremiah  55  Broad 

Crane  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Charles  20  Brown 

Crate  &  Eisden,  builders  rear  20  Lafayette 

Crane  Emma  S.  7  B.-ach 

Crane  George,  wheelwright  14  Fair 

Crane  George,  carpenter  125  Plane 

Crane  Jr.  George,  butcher  71  Market 

Crane  Harriet,  dresH  maker  25  Commerce 

Crane  Henry,  clerk  lo3  Market  r.  131  Washington 

Crane  Henry  C  carpenter  11  Ward 

Crane  Isaac,  mason  113  Union 

Crane  Isaac  W   carriage  manuf.  inquire  277  High 

Crane  Israel,  farmer  iOO  Bloomfield  avenue 

Crane  James,  lace  weaver  20  Brown 

Crane  .lames  A.  saddle  tree  liveier  13  Lawrence 

Crane  Jane,  widow  of  Jeremiah  J  96  Washington 

Crane  Job  S.  locksmith  6  Mechanic  h26i)  Plane 

Crane .  widow  of  John  69  Bank 

Crane  John,  chair  finisher  45  Kinney 
Crane  John,  mason  73  Piano 

Crane  John  C.  harness  cutter  325  Broad  li.  H9  Mulberry 
Crane  Jonas  S.  9  Cross 
Crane  Joseph,  shoemaker  694  Broad 
9 


98  pierson's 

Crane  Josiah  D.  malleable  iron  20  Franklin 

Crane  Lemuel  M.  canun  mnkor  Mobile,  Ala. 

Crane  Leiinard,  mason  47  Kinney 

Crane  Lewis  M.  master  mason  24  Warren 

Crane  &  Littell,  master  masons  and  builders  71  New 

Crane  Mary,  dress  maker  78  Hatik 

Crane  Mary,  widow  of  Calvin  S.  105  Orange 

Crane  Mary,  lailotess  68  Academy 

Crane  Mary  P.  widow  of  Ezra  D.  14  Fair 

Crane  Mariha  H   7  Beach 

Crane  Matilda,  widow  of  John  C.  222  Broad 

Crane  NeUemiah  J    cooper  52  Plane 

Crane  Noah,  boardinji  house  iJ37  Market 

Crane  Oliver,  mason  3  Vine 

Crane  Osmond,  mason  78  Hank 

Crane  P.  Miss,  milliner  25  Commerce 

Crane  Rebecca.  13  Kinney 

Crane  Richard  M.  farmer  Whr.atsheaf 

Crane  Richard   V.  sash  and  blind  manuf.  5S9  Broad 

Crane  Samuel  M.  shoemaker  l7  Kinney 

Crane  Samuel  O.  carriaae  bow  mfr    5H  Mech.  h.  38  Fail 

Crane  Samuel  Piei-ce,  Cahforwa  W/ieatsheaf 

Crane  Sarah,  mantuamaker  52  Plane 

Crane  Smith  E.  79  Spring 

Crane  Squire  M   bui'der  rear  h    20  Lafayette 

Crane  Tlienm,  builder  41  h.  55  Broad 

Crane  Wickiiff  W.  patent  leather  27a  High 

Crane  William,  coach  painter  22  Orchard 

Crane  William,  farmer  Ehzabtthlown  Road 

Crane  William  A.  drug  store  l!J4  Brood  h-  107  Orchard 

Crane  William  G.  spice  dealer  27!)  High 

Crane  William  T.  harness  maker  1 19  Mulberry 

Crane  Ursula,  widow  of  Isaac  10  Kinney 

Crane  Zenas  C.  tobacconist  1 17  Broad  h.  CaJdwell 

Crane  Zophar  B.  coach  smith  24  Cottage 

Crank  James,  rear  171  Broad 

Crapnell  James,  shoemaker  Sussex  ave.  n.  Chatham 

Crater  John  F.  tailor  100  Mulberry 

Craven  Fanny,  widow  of  Nathan  127  W'alnut 

Craven  .lohn  J.  123  Pennington 

Craven  Thomas,  butcher  338  Mulberry 

Crawford  Aaron,  culler,  7  Mechanic  h  6  Clay 

Crawford  Alexander,  segar  m.  inquire  08  Washington 

Crawford  Benjamin  B.  coach  trimmer  3  Comes 

Crawford,  Brown  &  Saurbier,  cutlers  7  Mechanic 

Crawford  Charles  '1\  tailor  15  Bank 

Crawford  David  B.  c(>ach  trimmer  20  Walnut 

Crawford  James,  stone  cutter  31  Baldwin 

Crawford  John,  halter  23  Ailing 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  99 

Crawford  John.  shopmaUor  244  Plane 

Crawford  John  G.  cutler  y«  VVasliiDgton 

Crawford  Margaret,  widow  of  Edward  G.  12  Comes 

Crawford  Priscilla,  inquire  98  Washington 

Crawl'ord  Kobert,  snddler  l8^  Mulberry 

Creamer  Willhm  C  lailor  320  Broad  h.  12  Garden 

Cree  Joseph,  354Bioad 

Cregier  John  A.  butcher  392  Broad  h.  214  South  Broad 

Creliii  Charles  E    1C4  Chestnut 

Crelin  Joseph  PI.  butcher  77  Pennington 

Cretin  Warren,  curriei  ll9  Oliver 

Crelin  William,  currier  134  Chestnut 

Crick  John,  91  Tichenor 

Crick  Michael,  tailor  2'j  West 

Crilloy  Aaron  C   sash  and  blind  manuf.  3  Nichols 

Ctiiley  A.  C.  &  J.  C.  sash  and  blind  mfr  lOl  R.  R.  ave. 

Crilley  John  C   sash  and  blind  mfr    101  R.  R.  avenue 

Crilley  Phebe,  widow  of  Stephen  13  Academy 

Crinian  Peter,  saddler  18  Oxford 

Criqui  Joseph,  saddler  lOfi  William 

Crocker  Harriet,  widow  of  Jo.seph,  dressmaker  20  Walnut 

Crockett  C    P,  oil  silk  32  Mill  h.  North  John 

Crockett  Charles  F   8  Nesbiit 

Crockett  David  B.  japan  leather  h  8  Nesbitt 

Crockett  Edward,  8  Nesbitt 

Crockett  John  R.  oiled  silk  32  Mill  h.  36  Clay 

Crockett  J.  R   &  C.  P.  oiled  silk  and  japaned  muslin  33 

Mill  c.  -Krown 
Crockett  Samuel,  carpenter  512  High 
Crockett  Tht^odore,  tanner  90  Warren 
Cronaly  T  hos   K.  india  rubber  104  Warren 
Crone  Julius  L   turner  23  Quarry 
Croniman  Henry,  grocer  17  Plume 
Cronk  Abraham,  laborer  7  Harrison's  court 
Cronk   David,  stove  maker  OS  Washington 
Cronk  Peter,  shoemaker  f'5  Plane 
Cronkwriglit  Eunice,  lailoress  127  Kinney 
Cross  Geort;e.  teacher  114  William 
Cross  George.  45  Halsey 
Cross  (Jeorge  W.  inquire  160  Hroad 
Cross  Henry,  block  engraver  52  North  Canal 
Cross  John,  2S  Columbia 
Cross  John  II.  carpenter  113  Orchard 
Cross  Mary,  widow  of  Abraham  26  .Mulberry  c.  Park 
Crosslcy  Charles,  japanner  ll5  Hroad 
Crossley  Samuel,  segar  maimer  31  Halsey 
Cro.-sley  Jr.  .Samuel,  tobacconist  20  Quarry 
Grossman  Maria,  widow  of  Abram  33  Bleeker 
Cruughin  James,  42  Mulberry 


100  PIERSON'8 

Grouse  Garret,  carriage  maker  71  Catharine 

Cro'.v,]er  Charles,  tailor  37  Noitli  Canal 

Crowell  Alexander,  laborer  Souili  Market  n.  Congress 

Crowell  Calvin,  lumber,  coal,  &c.  1  Ogden  3d  yard  above 

Bridgo  h    12   Bridge 
Crowell  &  Carll,  Daily  Kagle  2!)5  Broad  c.  Market 
Crowell  &  Chandler,  dry  goods  2.i'4  Broad 
Crowell  Edward  O.  Daily  Eagle  2'J5  Broad  h.  27  Col'bia. 
Crowell  Frances  Miss,  51  Bank 
Crowell  James,  coal  4*  wood  dealer  h.  20  Lombardy 
Crowell   &  Co.  Jamea,   wood,  coal  &  lumber  dealers   1 

Ogden  3d  yard  north  of  Bridge 
Crowell  John  M.  stair  builder  14  HiNey 

Crowell ,  widow  of  Nathan  590  Ferry 

Crowell  Robert,  Daily  Engle  295   Broad  h.  H6i  Wash'n. 
Crowell  Stephen  G.  dry  goods  281  Broad  h.  9  Cedar 
Crowell  Timothy  B.  ship  carpenter  50  Commercial 
Crowell  Wallace  L,  ship  car.  65  Com'cial  h  142  S  Market 
Crowley  Dennis,  whitesmith  22  Pium 
Crowlin  William,  shoemaker  19  Rankin 
Crowiher  George,  laborer  22  Plume 
Crumley  John,  grocer  20S  VVashington  c.  Pearl 
Cruel  Adam,  carpenter  11  West 
Cruse  Matthew,  laborer  41  Brown 
Cruse  Robert,  laborer  I80  Court 
Cudjoe  P^ilice,  (colored)  washing  39  Garden 
Cudjoe  Levi,  (coloed)  laborer  39  Garden 
Cudjoe  Venus,  (col'd)  8  Prince 
Cullen  Catharine,  b  Itiver 
Cullen  John,  butcher  ii6  Warren 
Culien  Michael,  bootmaker  38  Congress 
Cullis  Philipe,  nurse  25  Mulberry 

CuMBERLANo  WiLLiAM  W.  civil  engineer  and    machinist 
office  1  New  cor.   Wall  .Ndv   York  r.  5  Bleeker 
Cummerforth  Bernard,  laborer  13  Prince 
Cummerforih  Jolm,  l.iborer  13  Pririce 
Gumming  Jacob,  fruit  &c.  basement  208  Broad 
Cunuiiings  Alexander,  zinc  mfr.  foot  East  River 
Cummings  Calhar'ne,  100  Halsey 
Cummings  Estes,  paper  hangings  38  South  Market  h. 

25  Centre 
Cummings  Matthias  W.  mason  lG  Plane 
Cummings  Patrick,  laborer  hS5  South  Market 
Cummings  Prince,  (col'd)  8  Prince 
Cummings  VVilliam  B.  ISeio  York  h.  l20  Union 
Cummings  William  T.  moulder  20i  Halsey 
Cunningham  James   saddler  2  Mulberry 
Cunningham  John  G.  21  Warren 


NEWARK    DIRECTORY.  101 

Cunninpliam  Lawrence,  shoemaker  20B|  Washington 

Cunnii.^liairi  Mary,  widow  of  John  4  Madison 

Cutmiiighairi  Mary,  widow  of  John  102  Market 

Cunniii^;ham  Patrick,  grocer  163  Bank 

Cunningham  Peter,  laborer  10  I- reonian 

Cunniii^hani  William  G.  jeweler  13  Oak 

Ciipps  iSamuel,  currier  (ilJ  Washington 

Cuquel  James,  tailor  105  William 

Curren  John,  halter  20  Augusta 

Currie  John  L.  merchant  lail.jr  298  h.  363  Broad 

Currier  ^'yrus.  machinist  2iJ0  Market  h.  29  Lafayette 

Currier  Krasius  T.  mach  nist  67  Spring 

Cure  John,  saddler  124  Piano 

Curtis  Amy,  widow  of  Stephen  41  Ward 

Curtis  Francis  B  tailor  10  Boudinot 

Curtis  R   S   grocer  43  Commerce  c.  Mulberry 

Cussaic  Thomas,  jjardner  16si  Broad 

Cusaic  Robert,  hatter  5i)  Crane 

Cuihberison  Lydia,  widow  of  George  106  Orange 

Cutler  David  L.  shoemaker  15a i  Mulberry 

D. 

Dabbs  Henry,  tailor  15  New 

Daerr  John  P.  wheelwright  Walnut  n.  Adams 

Dahiiuger  John  M.  nailer  113  William 

Dahmen  Henry,  book  binder  45  Spring 

Daily  Advertiser  and  Sentinel  office  266  Broad 

Daily  Ann,  widow  of  John  53  Academy 

Daily  Eagle,  295  Broad  (up  stairs) 

Daily  John,  blacksmith  139  Plane 

Daily  John,  tanner  29  Bridge 

Daily  Mercury,  21*7  Broad  (up  stairs) 

Daily  Patrick,  38  North  Canal 

Daily  Thomas,  harness  maker  31  Rector 

Daly  Ann,  widow  of  John  53  Academy 

Daly  Hugh,  boatman  177  Acaderuy 

Daly  Hugh,  laborer  191  Plane 

Daly  Thomas,  bar  steam  boat  Passaic  48  Mulberry 

Dalrimple  James,  blacksmith  108  New 

Dalrimple  Joseph,  proprietor  of  Hamilton  works  58  and 

62  Hamilton  h.  21  Bruen 
Dalton  Peter,  harness  maker  2  Rowen's  court 
Damm  William,  blacksmith  South  Prosppct  c.  Chestnut 
Danback  Thomas,  laborer  8  Commercial 
Dancer  John,  naturalist  82  Plane 
Daniels^  Alfred  li.  8  Ward 
Daniels  James,  coachmaker  15  South  Canal 
Daniels  John,  machinist27  River 
9* 


102  fierson's 

Daniels  Williaqi,  letter  carrier  54  Walnut 

Dann  Jnmes  M.  shneniiker  1!)  Catharine 

Danz  John  G    druogist  16  Spruce 

Darby  Bernard,  344  Hroad 

Darcy  Henry  G.  clothier  139  Market  h.  10  Cedar 

Darcy  JdIih  S.  m    d.  "iGl  Hroad  r.  Park  house 

Darling  Isaac  M.  carpenter  53  Lafayette 

Darling  Muses,  bl-icksmiih  18  Cheriy 

Darrah  Wiriam,  fisherman  18[)  South  Market 

Daub  Nicholas,  shoemaker  27  William 

Daughaday  Jimes,  moulder  5(l7  Hi^h 

Daugaday  John,  hatter  10  C/oines 

Daus  Adam,  shoemaker  rear  l70  Broad 

Dauzenreih  Henry,  tailor  41  West 

Davenport  George  M.  mason  38  State 

Davenport  Jolm  A.  button  maker  59  Liberly  N.Y.  603    Bd 

Davenport  Joseph,  shoemaker  93  Catharine 

Davenport  Lewis  R.  patent  leather  CaUfurnta  41  Orange 

Davell  Dennis  R   currier  inquire  \2  Gaiden 

Davett  Susan,  widow  of  Dennis  12  Garden 

Davies  John  M.  storks  &c.  106  Wilham  N.  Y.  h.  24  Front 

Davies  Luke.  Tfi  Plane 

Davies  Priscilia,  20  South  Rridge 

Davis  Aaron    indiarubbtr  27-2  Plane 

Davis  Albert  J.  machinist  151  F^lm 

Davis  (Charles  W.  machinist  .104  Orange 

Davis,  Currier  &  Sandford,  machinists  290  Market 

Davi.s  Klizabeth,  widow  of  Alexander  H.  l04  Orange 

Davis  Kiizabelh,  widow  of  Edward  grocer  107  Washing'n 

Davis  Hugh  L.  collar  maker  54  Green 

Davis  Hugh  W.  15  Gro\e 

Davis  Isaac,  121  Washington 

Davi>  Jarrjes,  shoemaker  330  Washington 

Davis  John,  laborer  41  Madison 
Davis  John.  ''oopprOS  Lafayette 

Davis  Rev   John  Kirbv-  prin.  Newark  Academy  246  Bd 

Davis  John  P.  grocer  24  Chestnut  h.  50  Orchard 

Davis  John  P.  carpenter  vi6J  Plane 

Davis  Julia,  widow  of  Cornelius  13  Warren 

Davis  Julia.  105  Washington 

Davis  Maria  Jane,  widow  of  Peter  48  Fair 

Davis  Mark,  pedier  17  iJoyden 

Davis  Martha  Ann,  teacher  l3  Warren 

Davis  Mary,  52  IJroad 

Davis  Mary,  widow  boarding  house  124  Washington 

Davis  Obadiah,  edge  tool  maker  88  Congress 

Davis  Robert  0.  painter  4  Nichols  Alley  h.  258  Plane 

Davis  Thomas,  moulder  121  Lock 

Davis  Thomas  C  dry  goods  133  r.  47  Market 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  103 

Davis  ^-  Co.  Thomas  C.  dry  goods  133  Market 

Davis  'I'liornas  H    new  and  sec.  hand  furniture  130  Broad 

Davis  William,  edge  tool  maker  100  McWhorier 

Davis  William,  (cold)  26  Fair 

Davis  W'iiliain  L.  pattern  maker  92  Ferry 

Davis  William  W.  tobacroi;ist  8l  Stale 

Davison  Frederick  J.  1  Park  ("hurch  Plice 

Davison  John  R.  dry  good  45  Ctdar  N.  Y.  r.  1  Pk  Ch.  Pi 

Davison  John  S   Hour  <tc.  74  Ceurtlandi  N.  Y.  r.  1  Park 

Cliurcli  Place 
Davy  James,  shoemaker  rear  186  South  IJroad 
Davy  Joseph,  harness  maker  206  Market  h,  1 16  Orchard 
D  uves  Francis  H.  clerk  2i8  Hroad  h.  77  Commerce 
Dawes  George  M.  flour  &  feed  157  Market  h.  197  Wash. 
Dawes  Samuel,  44  Columbia 
Dawes  'I'homas,  trimmer  30  Chestnut 
Dawson  ICphraiin,  (coTd)  rear  81  Catharine 
Dawson  George,  cabinet  maker  22^  Church 
Dawson  John,  (ooKd)  laborer  8  Commercial 
Dawson  Thomas  W.  patent  leather  35  Wilsey  h.23  Smith 
Day  Aaron,  carpenter  144  Academy 
Day  Aaron  S.  office  154.|  Market  h.  113  Mulberry 
Day  Amos,  express  office  3i'2  Broad  li.  32  Mechanic 
Day,  Baldwin  &  Co.  gang  saw  mill  Pine  Creek,  Penn. 
Day  Barnabas.  Park  House  Orange,  N.  J. 
Day  (yharles,  coach  painter  18  New 
Day  Charles  H.  chair  maker  50  Broad 
Day  Charles  T,  99  Market 
Day  Jr.  Charles  T.  UO  Market 
Day  David  B.  office  ]54.i  Market  h.  30  Walnut 
Day  D.  B  tSj-  A.  S.  transportation  line  Newark  and  New 

York,  office  l54i  Market 
Day  Edward  S.  laborer  1-2-3  Baldwin 
Day  Elihu,  merchant  308  Broad  h.  140  Washington 
Day  Eliza  J.  widow  of  Dr.  William  W  453  Broad 
Day  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Jacob  5  North  Canal 
Day  George  T.  jeweler  27  Mechanic  h.  38  Clintor 
Day  Israel,  trimmer  32  M.  &  E.  Railroad  avenue 
Day  Israel  L.  dry  goods  Eust'm,  Pcnn. 
Day  James  E.  painter  l22  East  River 
Day  Joseph,  cooper  144  Academy 
Day  Joseph,  clerk  30  Walnut 
Day  Joseph  T.  46  Bleeker 
Day  Julia,  500  Broad 
Day  Martha,  widow  of  Amos  in  country 
Day  Martin  B.  carpenter  100  Summit 
Day  Matthias  W.  cash.  Mech.  Bank  277  h.  275  Broad 
Day  Nancy,  tailoress  l23  Plane 


104  fierson's 

Day  Natlianiel  B.  Iiatler  30  Walnut 

Day  Peier  I)  lumber  mercliarit  Morrislown 

Day  Raclme!.  widow  ol  Samufl  12  Clay 

Day  SiKiiuul.  slmffiinker  2  Willow 

Day  Sarah,  Miss  45)6  I'road 

Day  Sf^uior  8.  sh<.pniaker  II  Maiden  Lane 

Day  Su'i'lteti  I).  Presi  ent  Orange  Bank  Orange,  N.J. 

Day  TliiiMiaiJ.  G.J  ('ommerce 

Day  Wiili.uri,  Union  lounship.  N.  J. 

Dayman  Jortiruali.  widow  of  Jediah  12  Kinney 

Dayton  Levi.  2^4  Market 

Dealf  Pliilli(>.  cabinet  maker  1  Washington  Alley 

De  Anf-'elis  Gideon,  cashier  People's  Bank  N,  Y. 

Dean  Aaron,  shoemaker  84  Plane 

Dean  Cyrus»  cooper  134  Bank  c.  Summit 

Dean  I)a  lid.  I3l  Academy  c.  Suiimit 

Dean  Daniel  A.baI.er  llH  IJroad  c-  New 

Dean  George  V.  ailorriey  and  rouns.  A^cio  York  123  Broad 

Dean  Hoiacc,  carpenter  345  Washington 

Dean  Isaac  M.  carpenler  li  New 

Dean  John  15-  carpenler  5  Warren 

Dean  Morns,  mason  5  Warren 

Dean  Peter  B    rnason  4  Commerce 

Dean  Sylvester,  carpenter  rear  20  Bleeker 

Deany  Ann,  widow  of  James  24  Searing 

Deany  John,  blacksmith  507  High 

Deany  Patrick,  rule  maker  24  Nesbitt 

Deas  Sarah,  widow  of  William  14  Cherry 

Debond  James,  carman  112  New 

Debow  John  G.  carpenter  48  Nesbitt 

De  Camp  Chilion  F.  17  Liberty 

De  Camp  iMniel.  carriage  mfr.  II  Harrison  h-  18  Bank 

De  Camp  4  Simpson,  self-acting  churn  mfr.  c.  McWborter 

and  Hamilton 
De  Camp  Timothy,  13  Boyden 
De  Camps  Nicholas.  4  Montgomery  c.  Broom 
Decker  Elizabeth,  1 88  Orange 
Decker  Gabriel,  carpenter  10  James 
Decker  Henry  R   clerk  250  Broad 
Decker  Jacob,  blacksmith  16  Lombardy 
Deckert  Anthony,  butcher  114  Williara 
Decoster  John,  carpenter  47  Fair 
Deegan  James,  cooper  17  Congress 
Deer  Jacob,  tailor  24  Franklin  Place 
Deery  Stephen,  tailor  6  Parker 
Dehart  Barney,  builder  30  Crane 
Dehart  Charles  A.  grocer  249  Bioad  h.  40  Smith 
Debart  Stephen,  California  3  Liberty 


NKWARK  DIRECTORY.  105 

Dehart  William,  laborer  Bleoker  n.  Summit 

Deibel  Francis,  brewer  2(i7  Market 

Dein  William,  shade  painter  Ifw  Court 

Delahrche  Peter,  jeweler  rear  8  (ireen 

Delano  Jr.  Jesse  ai   d   MtlU-il^e,  N.  J 

Delano  Sarati,  widow  of  Michael  124  Springfield  avenue 

Delany  Patrick,  laborer  7  Jackson 

Delany  William,  carman  Buik  c  Wallace 

Demarest  Ann  M  dress  maker  64  Bleeker 

Demarest  Daniel,- saddle  tree  4  Div.  Place  h.  9  Mulberry 

Demarest  Garret  S.  boardina  l.onse  64  Bleeker 

Demarest  Peter,  mason  l"<JO  Orange 

Demarest  Sarah,  dress  maker  64  Bleeker 

Demott  Garret  H.  16  Plane 

Demott  Giles,  annealer  2f»  Division 

Demott  Henry,  tnason  55  VA'illiam 

Demott  Isaac  M.  mason  IG  Plane 

Demott  Lewis  (coTd)  laborer  Plane  o.  Plum 

Demott  Michael,  carman  73  Lock 

Dempsey  Matthew,  laborer  l48  Nesbitt 

Dempsey  Patrick,  laborer  Hovt  c.  Nesbitt 

Dempsey  Terrence.  "baker  o6  Quarry 

Dempsey  Thomas,  harness  maker  61  Walnut 

Dempsey  Thomas,  shoemaker  28  East  Kinney 

Dempsey  Timothy,  laborer  148  Nesbitt 

Dempsey  Jr.  Timothy,  laborer  1-18  Nesbitt 

Demun  Cyrus,  (col'd)  89  Spmce 

Demun  Elizabeth,  (col'd)  2  Wilbur's  alley 

Demun  Richard,  (colVI)  2  Wilbur's  aJley 

Demun  Thomas  (col'd)  coachman  36  Bloomfield  avenue 

Demyer  Alida,  l82  Mulberry 

Demyer  Hannah  C   tailoress  29  Cottage 

Demyer  Mary,  tailoress  09  Cottasje 

Demyer  Stephen  S.  blind  maker  25  Cottage 

Denbeigh  Samuel,  boatman  13  Ward 

Denham  Matthew.  38  Lush 

Denicke  Frederick,  m.  d.  44  Commerce 

Denman  Aaron  C.  I03  Academy 

Denman  Abraham,  india  ru')ber  I nc  Plane  h.  1  Parkchh.pl 

Denman  Abraham,  hatter  42  Lock 

Denman  C    Ludlow,  California 

Denman  Etioch,  news  agent  43  Mechanic 

Denman  Isaac,  halter  26  Franklin 

Denman  John  C.  :?S  Kinney 

Denman  John  F.  japanner7  Stephen's  Court 

Denman  Joseph,  blacksmith  7!t  Bank 

Denman  Luiher,  I03  Academy 

Denman  William,  cutler  33  Arch  ^ 


106  pieksok's 

Uenman  William  H.  shoemaker  f>  Pear  alley 

Denmead  Frederick,  japanner  7  Stephens' court 

Dennis  Altred  L.  book  store  248  Broad 

Dennis  &  Brother  A.  L.  stationers  -248  Broail 

Dennis  Calvin  S.  12  Fullon,  N  Y.  h.  35  Lafayette 

Dennis  Charles  A.  saddler  273  Plane 

Dennis  Eliza,  widow  of  Josr  '^73  Plane 

Dennis  Hester,  dress  inalser  273  Plane 

Dennis  John.  R    R.  conductor  I  Bruen 

Dennis  John  C.  india  rubber  Ncsbiit  c.  Plane 

Dennis  Martin  R.  stationer  248  Broad  h.  14  Park 

Dennis  Sarah  B.  wiSow  of  Kzekiel  199  Plane 

Dennis  William,  merchant  New  York  h.  106  Union 

Dennisson  &  Co.  J.  coppersmith  and  plumbers  20  Mech. 

Dennisson  John  N.  coppersmith  20  Mech.  h.  41  N.  Canal 

Dennisson  Joseph,  '.)  Pennsylvania  avenue 

Dennisson  Joseph,  coppersmith  rear  12  Fair 

Denniston  Alexander  A.  saddle  tree  maker  57  Commerce 

Denniston  Isaac,  carman  37  Fair 

Denton  Jo.seph  B.  hat  finisher  ^6f>  Washington 

Denton  Nathan  F    cutter  321  Broad  h.  12  Pennington 

Denton  Stephen,  hatter  206  Washington 

Depeyster  Mary  (coTd)  8  Pearl 

Derebo  Ludwi^,  laborer  35  Grand 

Derham  ICoward  0.  baker  78  Nesbitt 

Dery  Owen,  laborer  8  South  Canal 

Desch  Charles,  tailor  37- Longwoith 

Desch  John,  tailor  4  West 

Devausney  John,  oiled  silk  5  Newark 

Devausney  Thomas  H.  cnrriaae  maker  51  Commerce 

Devoe  Alfred,  carman  N    Y.  h.  i4  Fair 

Devoe  Fpederick,  shoemaker  r23  Summit  c.  Academj 

Devoe  Hiram,  paper  carrier  20  Spring 

Devoe  Joseph,  shoemaker  82  New 

Devoe  Peter,  india  rubber  21 !  Nesbitt 

Devoe  Rifhard,  harness  maker  5  Cammack's  Alley 

Devoe  WjlliHm  W.  haiter  83  Plane 

Devore  James  L.  shoe  manufacturer  28  Nesbitl 

Dewey  Thomas  M   shoemaker  57  Catharine 

Dewire  Joru).  curlier  180  Washincton 

Dewire  Joltn.  patent  leather  l80  Washington 

Dewire  Julii  M.  wi('ow  of  John  l83  Plane 

Dewire  Michael,  hatter  l.'iO  Washington 

Dewit  ^\'i.li.^fn  D.  tavern  6't  Lnrk 

Dey  Lewis,  bhicksmiili  20  Wil  i  im 

Dey  &  V.iri  Ness,  blacksmiths  20  William 

Dickersoii  Alexander,  iron  manufacturer   107  Commerce 

Dickerson  Jr.  Ale.\ander,  lace  weaver  107  Commerce 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  107 

Dickerson  Bailey,  harness  maker  426  Broad 

Dickerson  Eunice,  widow  of  iSteplien  248  High 

Diokerson  Cyrus  (col  d)  teamster  27  Market 

Dickerson  Jan^es  J.  62  Market  r.  248  Hioli 

Dickerson  James  L.  leather  mcr.  62  Market  h.  248  High 

Dickerson  &  Co.  James  L.  leather  mers.  62  Market 

Dickerson  John  N.  cigar  maker  1()7  Commerce 

Dickerson  Josiali,  tinman  5fi  Green 

Dickerson  Lewis,  carman  I  East  River 

Dickerson  Margaret,  dress  maker  .'39  Ferry 

Dickerson  Silas,  (coi'd)  rear27!J  Market 

Dickerson  Stephen  A.  62  Market  r   fi'J  Commerce 

Dickinson  '  har'es  13.  clothier  Mobil';,  Ala.  ■ 

Dickinson  Charles  I),  britlania  metal  l3S  State 

Dickinson  Charles  W.  jeweler  175  Mulberry 

Dickinson  David,  tailor  ^6  VVashingtori 

Dickinson  Diadema.  widow  of  \bner  17J  Liberty 

Dickinson  FredericTi.  hailer  108  New 

Dickinson  John  M    botanic  I  17  Kinney 

Dickinson  John  B.  jeweler  175  Mul'ierry 

Dickinson  Orrin,  Union  house  124  Broad 

Dickinson  Jr.  Orria,  124  Broad 

Dickinson  Pliileuion,  175  Muli)erry 

Dickinson  Jr.  Philemon,  watch  dials  26  Baldwin 

Dickinson  Ralph  (col'd)  131  Plane 

Dickinson  Selclen,  shoemaker  193  Plane 

Dickinson  William  P  jeweler  28  Baldwin 

Dickson  ,  (col'd)  widow  of  Henry  II  Pearl 

Dickson  James.  Sa';an//a/i.  Gen.  1  Washington  Place* 

Dickson  James,  tailor  112  McVVhorter 

Dickson  Jane,  tailoress  229b  Washington 

Dickson  Martha,  tailoress  229b  VVasliington 

Dier  Peter,  candy  shop  521  High 

Diethrich  Mary  Ann,  widow  ol  Jacob  8  W^est 

Dietz  Joseph,  baker  9  Grand 

Dietz  Phillip,  spring  makf  r  8  Spring 

Dietz  Snhaun,  tanner  l5  West 

Digrian  Michael,  laborer  18  Drift 

Dihht  John,  tailor  U  Upper  Jefferson 

Diker  Christian,  tailor  Court  c    Bellemont  avenue 

Dillen  John,  machinist  547  Hiah 

DiUey  Abraham  S.  oil  pedler  30  North  Prince 

Dillman  Charles,  machinist  158  Mulberry 

Dilye  Anthony,  brewer  13  Van  Buren 

Dimock  Kdwin  W.  brick  maker  New  York  13  Pennington 

Dingee  Amaziah,  laborer  10  Christie 

Dingwell  David,  well  digger  22  New 

Dingwell  Jr.  David,  jeweler  22  New 


108  pikrson's 

Dingwell  Isabella,  widow  of  Samuel  32  Plane 

Disbrow  Samuel  W.  cigiir  maker  15  Hamilton 

Disch  John,  laborer  Hi  Court 

Dissing  George,  bra<s  foundorrear  31  Garden 

Ditmars  Abraham,  carpenter  41  Ward 

Ditmars  Frederick  A.  house  <fe  sign  painter  50  Mechanic 

h.  3  Franklin  Place 
Ditmars  John,  41  \A'ard 
Ditmars  &  Son  F.  A    painters,  50  Mechanic 
Divine  Dominick,  laborer  81  Clay  c  Ugden 
Divine  James,  lanner  53  Bmom 
Divine  James,  laborer  '^30  Mulberry 
Divine  John,  tanner  53  Uroom 

Divine  Terrence.  glass  culier  Hedenberg's  h.  iHoyt 
Dixon  Auguslua  M.  japanner  150  .*South  Prospect 
Dixon  Eleanor,  widow  ot  James  3  (vedar 
Dobbins  David  N.  mason  13()  Lock 
Dobbins  liev.  J.  B.  pastor  Union-.st.  chh.  b.  1  Lafayette 
Dockweiler  Adam,  25  South  (yanal 
Dod  Abby,  widow  of  Abner  (5)  Washington 
Dod  &  Co.  transportaiioo  lirif;  Newark  and  N.  York 
Dod  Jacob  S.  currier  i:7  Clinion 
Dod  John  G.  machinist  Inc.  Plane  h.  5  Blocker 
Dod  &  inslee,  machinists  Iriclined  Plane 
^•■d  Hoberl,  transportation  line  Newark  &  N.  Y.  47  Ferry 
Dod  Stephen,  surveyor  5  Bleeker 
Dod  Susan,  widow  6  South  Market 
Dodd  Abner,  harness  maker  lil  River  h.  3  Oak 
Dodd  Amzi,  attorney  at  law  -Jo)  Broad  r.  1  Park  chh.  Pi. 
Dodd  Benjamin  L.  chair  maker  1  Ball's  Court 
Dodd  Methuel,  suspender  nilr.  New  Ynrk  63  N.  Broad 
Dodd  Belhuel  L  meaical  student  138  Marketh.l5  Frank- 
lin Place 
Dodd  Jr.  Daniel,  att.  at  law,  office  250  B'd  h.  I  Park  chh  pi 
Dodd  David  C.  patent  leather  6l  Bieeker 
Dodd  Jr  David  C.  jt^weler  35  Walnut  r.  84  Commerce 
Dodd  lOdwin,  hat  store  and  manufactory  352  Broad 
Dodd  Eljza  K.  widow  of  Edward  D.  13  Mulberry 
Dodd  Tra,  sup.  Morris  &  Essex  Railroad  h.  Bloomfield 
Dodd  Isaac  B.  49  Broad 

Dodd  James  C.  clerk  M.  &  R.  R   R   Depot  84  Commerce 
Dodd  Jared,  watchman  Concert  Hall  60  Court 
Dodd  Joel,  mason  65  Orleans 
Dod  I  Joseph  C.  lime  2  Van  Buren  h.  21  E.  River 
Dodd  Matthias,  saddle  ar.d  harness  5'J  h.  49  Broad 
Dodd  Monroe,  A'tjo  York  N-  Broad  c.  Bloomfield  ave. 
Dodd  Moses  W.  36  Park  Raw,  N.    Y.  17  Lombardy 
Dodd  Samuel,  engraver  Bloomfield  N.  J. 


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Dodd  &  Wakeman,  suspender  mfrs.  4  Dey,  N.  Y. 
Dodd  Zebina,  carman  rear  39  Green 
Dodge  Daniel  D.  clothier  90  Warren 
Doland  Bridget,  boarding  hfiuse  2'J3  Market 
Doland  Daniel,  moulder  6  Halsey's  court 
Dolbeer  Isaac  N.  Ohio  38  Warren 
Dolbeer  Phoebe,  widow  of  John  3S  Warren 
Donahue  James,  wheelwright  i9  Scott 
Donahue  James,  carriage  maker  131  Railroad  avenue 
Donahue  Jolin,  wheelwright  19  Scott 
Donahue  John,  wheelwright  19  Scott 
Donahue  John  A.  blacksmith  48  Spring 
Donahue  Michael,  hatter  625  Broad 
Donahue  Michael,  laborer  54  Broad 
Donahue  Michael,  blacksmith  -18  Spring 
Donahue  Peter,  shoemaker  51  River 
Donahue  William,  laborer  Newark  c.  Canal 
Donnldson  Jesse  R  soda  water mfr 364b  Broad  h. 27  Pearl 
Donaldson  Lewis,  currier  11  New 
Donaldson  Jr.  Robert,  California  34  Hamilton 
Donigan  Michael,  grocer  247  Market 
Donington  William  H.  clerk  250  r.  116  Broad 
Donnelly  Abner  J.  jeweler  33  Orchard 
Donnelly  Bernard,  tinner  13  |>forth  Canal 
Donnelly  Bernard,  laborer  53  North  Broad 
Donnelly  Jane,  widow  of  John  104  Quarry 
Donnelly  John,  mason  101  Quarry 
Donnelly  Joht:,  mason  26  Quarry 
Donnelly  Patrick,  laborer  22  Congress 
Donnelly  Patrick,  laborer  13  North  Canal 
Donnelly  Patrick,  laborer  Chatham  n.  New- 
Donnelly  Patrick,  laborer  35  Ogden 
Donnelly  Peter,  shoemaker  53  Kiver 
Donnelly  Tolias,  patent  leather  156  Lock 
Donnelson  Richard  A.  JSew  York  4  Washington  Place 
Donner  Frederick,  boatman  rear  93  South  Canal 
Donnington  JoVin  W.  saddler  10  Kinney 
Donovan  Mary,  widow  of  Jeremiah  8  Green 
Donsaise  George  J.  barber  240  r.  170  firoad 
Dooley  Jonn,  laborer  22  Brown 
Dooley  John,  shoemaker  4  Quarry 

Doolittle ,  ElizabeUitown  Road 

Doolittle  Milton,  31  Centre 

Dooner  Cathariiie,  widow  of  James  grocer  11  Catharine 
Dooner  John,  shoemaker  4S'  Plane 
Dorance  Edwin,  jeweler  350  Broad 
Dorenius  Abraham,  mason  30  Orleans 
Doremus  Catharine,  widow  of  Peteir  C.  31  Catharine 

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Doremus  Charles,  jeweler  276  Rail  Road  avenue 

Doremus  Cornelius,  coach  painter  100  Warren 

Doremus  David,  70  Halsey 

Doremus  David  B.  shoemaker  39  Thomas 

Doremus  Garret  D.  carpenter  22i  Church 

Doremns  George  H.  8  Mulberry 

Doremus  Guline,  butcher  35  Division 

Doremus  Coline,  mason  7  Broad 

Doremus  Henry,  (coi'd)  rear  8  Green 

Doremus  Isaac  A.  turner  35  Ogden 

Doremus  Jane,  widow  of  Cornelius  242  Washington 

Doremus  Jasper,  carpenter  42  Arch 

Doremus  John  b-itcher  ao  South  Prospect 

Doremus  John,  saddler  126  Washington 

Doremus  John  G.  tanner  646  Higii 

Doremus  John  P.  blacksmith  11  Harrison  h.  11  Camfield 

Doremus  Marcus,  carpenter  101  Orange 

Doremus  Michael  C.  jeweler  40  Columbia  h.  167  Mulb'y 

Doremus  Peter  I.  saddle  tree  maker  9  Division  Place 

Doremus  Peter  M.  carpenter  046  High 

Doremus  Peter  T.  clerk  566  High  c.  Quarry 

Doremus  Thomas,  carpenter  646  High 

Dorflinger  George,  jeweler  168  Mulberry 

Dorl  \ugusta,  ornamental  painter  8  McWhorter 

Dorsey  John,  (col'd)  28  River 

Doty  James  B.  blacksmith  14B  Academy 

Doty  Lou  D.  painter  68  Orange 

Doty  Malilon,  coach  painter  11  Harrison  h.  81  Plane 

Doty  Stephen  H.  varnish  manufacturer  58  Orcha/d 

Dougherty  Andrew,  currier  183  Plane 

Dougherty  Alexander  N.  m.  d.  105jh.  105  Market 

Dougherty  Anthony,  currier  103  Washington 

Dougherty  Bernard,  grocer  59  Academy 

Dougherty  Charles,  morocco  dresser  171  Washington 

Dougherty  Charles,  tobacconist  62  William 

Dougherty  Daniel,  hatter  82  Mulberry 

Dougherty  Edward  C.  leather  merchant  58  h.  57  Market 

Dougherty  E.  C.  &  H.  F.  leather  merchaQls  58  Market 

Dougherty  Ellen,  widow  of  Dominick7  Grant's  Alley 

Dougherry  George,  morocco  dresser  64  h-  67  Market 

Dougherty  George,  sraar  maker  54  William 

Dougherty  Horace  F.  leather  merchant  58  h.  57  Market 

Dougherty  James,  grocer  128  Market  &  95  Broad 

Dougherty  John,  coach  maker  55  Orchard 

Dougherty  John,  morocco  dr.  \(^3  Wash.  118  Jacob  N.  IT* 

Dougherty  Mary  Ann,  widow  of  Thomas  E.  35  New 

Dougherty  Michael,  moulder  18  Ailing 

Dougherty  Michael,  turner  132  Bank 


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Dougherty  Michael,  founder  189  Plane 

Dougherty  Sarah,  widow  of  Alexander  N.  57  Market 

Dougherty  William,  machinist  "24  Lombardy 

Dougherty  William,  shoewauer  53  Crane 

Dougherty  Wm-  M.  lamp  maker  3-2!)  Broad  h.   Charleston 

Doughertys  &  Young,  morocco  sto'e  64  Market 

Doughty  Edward,  surveyor  63  East  River 

Doughty  John  C.  switch  tender  22  Boiidinot 

Doughty  Mary,  widow  of  John  35  Division 

Doughty  Samuel,  hatter  12  Warren 

Doughty  Thomas,  overseer  railroad  22  Boudinot 

Douglass  Alexander,  coach  lace  weaver  90  Congress 

Douglass  Bailey  B.  r.  k.  ticket  office  N.  Y.  22  Lilierty 

Douglass  Eliza  A.  wd.  of  Samuel  fancy  store  365  Broad 

Douglass  Fanny,  122  Mulberry 

Douglass  Frederick,  hatter  ll3  Mulberry 

Douglass  Harriet,  dress  maker  113  Mulberry 

Douglass  Harvey  W.  cabinet  mfr.  119  Market  h.  43  Cath. 

Douglass  James,  185  South  ^Market 

Douglass  John,  huckster  19  East  River 

Douglass  John  N.  ship  carpenter  72  Walnut 

Douglass  Marcus  B.  shoe  mfr.  372  Broad  h.  158  Plane 

Douglass  Margaret,  widow  of  Jacob  L    113  Mulberry 

Douglass  Martha  N-  154*  Plane 

Douglass  Nathaniel  L.  Railroad  conductor  64  Walnut 

Douglass  &  Post,  carriage  mfr.  Hamilton  c.  McWhorter 

Douglass  Samuel,  grocer  and  coaj  dealer  18  East  River 

Douglass  William,  grocer  3!)  Columbia 

Douglass  William,  carpenter  24  Orchard 

Douglass  Wm    B.  cabinet  mfr.  119  Market  h.  234  Plane 

Douglass  Jr.  Wm.    B.  carriage    mfr.    c.    Hamilton  and 

McWhorter  h.  25  Lafayette  „ 
Douglass  W.  B.  &  H.  W.  cabinet  mfrs.  119  Market 
Dowd  Peter,  tailor  4l  Ferry  c    Union 
Dowden  Charles,  grocer  34'5»  Broad 
Dowden  Matthew,  harness  maker  H9  Catharine        ' 
Dower  John,  varnish  maker  rear  31  Garden 
Dower  Richard,  soda  water  53  William 
Dowler  Michael,  laborer  5"^  Union 
Dowlin  William,  jeweler  32  Orchard 
Down  Mary,  tailoress  13'.)  Plane 
Downer  Aimer  L     California 
Downing  James,  laborer  8  Smith 
Downing  Michael,  sawyer  31  South  Market 
Doyle  James,  47  Monroe 
Doyle  James,  laborer  21  River 
Doyle  Jr.  James,  shoemaker  Ferry 
Doyle  Jeremiah,  hotel  1  Broad  n.  Stone  Bridge 


112  pierson's 

Doyle  Jeremiah,  plater  25  South  Canal 

Doyle  Michael,  ostler  306  Market 

Doyle  MichapJ,  shoemaker  642  High 

Doyle  Phillip,  laborer  88  Quarry 

Doyle  Thomas,  Passaic  hotel  306  Market 

Doyle  William,  laborer  6  Vnn  Buren 

Drake  Brnjamin,  machinist  83  Halsey 

Drake  David  11.  procer  5  Ferry 

Drake  R.  Miss  226  Broad 

Drake  Ebenezer,  grocer  132  Mulberry  h.  38  Church 

Drake  Elias  J  jeweler  48  Columbia 

Drake  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Lewis  59  Washington 

Drake  Isaac,  flour  and  feed  597  Broad  c.  Thomas 

Drake  Jarob  O.  v.  a.  hotel  Mo'-ristown 

Drake  James,  carpenter  16  Fair 

Drake  John,  jeweler  48  Columbia 

Drake  John,  coach  and  cab  mfr.  229  Mulb'y  b.  494  Broad 

Drake  John  C.  clerk  290  r.  183  Broad 

Drake  Martha,  widow  ofZephaniahS  Penn.  avenue 

Drake  Mary,  widow  of  George  K.  10  Cedar 

Drake  Nathaniel,  575  Broad 

Drake  R.  B.  EPnrar  maker  356  Broad 

Drake  Reune  F.  blacksmith  391  Broad 

Drake  Theodore,  painter  89  Catharine 

Drake  William  H.  book  keeping  143  Market 

Dress  Frederick,  carriage  maker  57  Walnut 

Drew  Bridget,  widow  of  ('harles  132  Lock 

Drew  David,  blacksmitli  32  Garden 

Drew  Jacob  M.  teamster  6  Camfield 

Drey  Henry,  tailor  274  Bank 

Dreyer  Joseph,  carpenter  74  Court 

DriscoU  Agnes,  dress  maker  2  Congress 

Driscoll  Isaac  B.  builder  47  Adams 

DriscoU  Patrick,  308  Broad  h.  41  Catharine 

Drislane  Michael,  shoemaker  1^6  South  Broad 

Droll  Enoch,  harness  maker  17  Catharine 

Drowdfitter  John,  currier  119  Lock 

Druce  Albert  W.  rule  mfr.  33  River  h   42  Clinton 

Druce  Hephzibah,  40  Clinton 

Druce  Lyman  S.  railroad  agent  40  Clinton' 

Drum  Daniel,  tailor  6  Harrison 

Drummond  Hannah,  widcw  of  James  19  Orleans 

Drummond  James,  tailor  306  Market 

IVummond  James,  tailor  140  Market  r-  366  Broad 

Drummond  Matthew,  edge  tool  333  Broad  li.  19  Orleans 

Drummond  William  H.  tinner  65  h.  19  Market 

Drupe  John,  108  Mill 

Dubois  Capt.  Milton,  potter  75  Spring 


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Duchworth  George,  designer  Orleans  n.  Orange 
Durkett  Caihirine,  widow  of  William  46  Bleeker 
Duckett  .Ir.  William,  carpenter  46  Bleeker 
Dudley  Gilbert,  constable  23  Liberty 
Dudley  Gilbert  Jr.  Florida  h.  23  Liberty 
Dudley  William,  shoemaker  25  Rankin 
Duer  William,  11  Lawrence 
DufTJames  C  hatter  124  Academy 
Duffee  (Charles,  laborer  1S8  Bank  • 
DuflTee  James,  23  North  Canal 
Duffee  Michael  J  morocco  dresser  29  Searing 
Duffee  Patrick,  laborer  24  Jack?on 
Duffin  Nicholas,  (col'd)  neatsfoot  oil  First  n.  Railroad 
Dufford  Clara,  dressmaker  68  Bank 
Dufford  Theodore,  harness-maker  19  Fulton 
Dufford  William,  m.  d-  68  Bank 
Dulea  Caleb  M.  saw  filer  29  New  h.  29  Halsey 
Dulea  Mary,  widow  of  Ephraim  229  Washington 
Dulea  William,  plater  llB  Plane 
Dumbrack  Frederick,  fireman  60  South  Market 
Dumbrack  James,  tanner  10  Shipman 
Dumont  Samuel,  (col'd)  coachman  21  Halsey 
Dumont  Tliomas,  (col'd)  coachman  38  Bloomfield  avenue 
Dunbar  Amos  B.  straw  hat  manufacturer  1S6  Broad 
Dunbrack  John,  mason  ll  Ridge 
Duncan  William,  comb  maker  242  Market 
Duncomb  Czar  T.  marble  cutter  150  h  233  Market 
Dunfrey  Michael,  tanner  29  Bridge 
Dunham  Ambrose,  tailor  45  Orchard 

Dunham  Anson,  exchange  200  Broad  h.  HO  Washington 
Dunham  Asa  W.  W-  2  North  Canal  c.  Pine 
Dunham  David  S.  carpenter  18  Bruen 
Dunham  Elijah,  tailor  309  Broad  h,  ll  Academy 
Dunham  Humphrey  B.  india  rubber  7  E.Fair  h.  13  Garden 
Dunham  John,  carpenter  I5  Franklin  place 
Dunham  Runion,  tailor  6  Elm 
Dun'iJifn  Samuel,  tailor  28  Lawrence 
Dunham  Simeon  H.  india  rubber  100  Commerce 
Dunican  Michael,  coach  body  maker  47  Lafayette 
Dunican  Thomas,  coach  body  maker  47  Lafayette 
Dunigan  Christopher,  watchman  9  East  Mechanic 
Dunlap  Catharine,  widow  of  Bobert  179  Railroad  avenue 
Dunlap  James  P.  marble  cutter  18  Mechanic  h.  17  Hamil'n 
Dunn  Asa  R.  blacksmith,  121  Broad 
Dunn  &  Campbell,  clothiers  320  Broad 
Dunn  Christian,  blacksmith  6  Park 
Dunn  David  D.  carpenter  111  Plane 
Dunn  D.  D.  &  M.  builders  105  and  111  Plane 
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114  pierson's 

Dunn  Edward,  livery  stable  9  William  h.  7  Fair 

Dunn  Eliza,  widow  of  Lewis  16  Oak 

Dunn  Ellis,  city  surveyor  16  Oau  c.  Columbia 

Dunn  Enoch  L  saddler  10  Front 

Dunn  George,  railing  and  dash  51  Mechanic  h.  14  S.  Canal 

Dunn  Jane,  10  Front 

Dunn  John,  laborer  8  Mulberry 

Dunn  Lewis  T.  trunk  njakcr  1-21  Broad 

Dunn  Micajah.  carpenter  lo5  Plane 

Dunn  Robert  F   carman  35  Columbia 

Dunn  Samuel  C.  mer.  tailor  320  Broad  h.  25  Market 

Dunn  &  Thompson,  surveyors  16  Oak 

Dunn  William,  tanner  181  Plane 

Dunn  William  J.  carriage  trimmer  35  Columbia 

Dunnell  Aaron  H.  confectionary  271  Broad  (basement)  h. 

24  South  Canal 
Dunnigan  Patrick,  currier  24  Lombardy 
Dunning  Archibald,  lace  weaver  88  Hank 
Durand  &  Annin,  watch  case  mfrs.  36  Walnut 
Durand  Bryant,  plater  136  Kinney 
Durand  Cyrus,  broker  Neto  York  h.  14  Fulton 
Durand  Eliaa  W.  artist  161  Mulberry 
Durand  George,  engraver  35  Camp 

Durand  James  M.  watch  case  mfr.  36  Walnut  h.  456  Broad 
Durand  &  Mandeville,  jewelers  36  Walnut 
Durand  William  M.  watch  case  maker  29  Cottage 
E^irang  Peter,  gardener  148  Thomas  n.  Goble 
Durant  John,  jeweler  17  Green 

Durbridge  John,  hatter  47  Harrison 

Durbridge  Mary,  widow  of  Joseph  18  Camfield 

Durbidge  William,  hatter  IBCamfieH 

Durie  James,  butcher  37  Walnut  h.  312  Mulberry 

Durisch  Henry, jeweler  28  William 

Durning  Charles,  carpet  weaver  393  Broad 

Durning  Daniel,  painter  3l  Hedges' alley 

Durning  Hugh,  laborer  35  Lawrence 

Darning  John,  printer  3()3  Broad 

Durning  John,  carman  Ogden  n   Orange 

Dun.ing  John,  boatman  56  Plane 

Durning  Mary  Ann,  tailorfss  47  Lafayette 

Durning  Patrick,  saddler  96  Halsev 

Durning  Patrick,  harness  maker  9  Pierson's  Alley 

Durning  Patrick,  laborer  35  Lawrence 

Durphrey  Matthew,  shoemaker  13  Kinney 

Durr  William,  japanner  New  c.  Searing 

Duryee  Amanda,  widow  of  Jacob  38  Washington 

Dqryee  Henry  W.  hatter  38  Washington 

Duryee  Joseph  W.  270  Broad  h.  Belleville 


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Doryee  Peter  S.  hat  manuf.  2  Beaver  H.  10  Park  Place 

Dusel  Thomas,  tailor  38  Prince 

Dusenbach  John,  tailor  30  McWhorter 

Dusenberry  Mary,  widow  of  Peter  9  Fair 

Dusenberry  Townsend,  saduler  57  Orchard 

Dussler  Marquis,  jeweler  61  Court 

Dulcher  Charles  B    markeiinan  4  Warren 

Dutcher  Eliza,  widow  of  David  seamstress  4  Warren 

Dutton  Charles  T.  merchant  tailor  Petersburgh,  Va. 

Dutton  George,  ship  carpenter  Newark  n.  Bank 

Duvall  Thomas  J-  constable  115  Union 

D wight  George,  jeweler  California 

Dyer  William,  tanner  39  North  Broad 

Dygan  Catharine,  widow  of  Patrick  112  Oranga 

Dykes  Mary,  widow  Orange  above  the  canal 

Dykes  William,  Orange  above  the  canal 

Dynes  Richard,  tailor  57  Plane 

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Eadie  John,  seed  store  14 1  Market  h.  7S  Mulberry 

Eagle  Office,  '2i)5  Broad  c.  Market 

Eagles  Alexander,  mer.  tailor  90  Broad  h.  103  Orange. 

Eagles  Sf  Co.  Alexan  Jer,  merchant  tailor  90  Broad 

Eagles  Alfred,  coach  lamp  16  Mechanic  h.  100  Mulberry 

Eagles  <^  Elslon,  car  and  wagon  manuf  82  and  84  Orange 

Eagles  Israel  C.  car  maker  S4  h.  89  Orange 

Eagles  &  Lockwood,  coach  lamp  manufrs.  16  Mechanic 

Eagles  Miriam  P.  milliner  230i  Broad 

Eagles  Rachael,  103  Orange 

Eagles  Thomas,  japanner  101  Orange 

Eagles  William  C   carpenter  California  SSOj  Broad' 

E.iley  John,  malleable  iron  306  Market 

Earl  Alexis,  sash  and  blind  maktr  85  Mulberry 

Earl ,  widow  of  Caleb  157  Elizabethtown  Road 

Earl  Charlotte,  nurse  1  Garrabrant's  Court 
Eirl  Clarissa,  nurse  18  Church 

Earl ,  widow  of  David  192  Elizabethtown  Road 

Earl  Edward,  butcher  I  Centre  Market  h.  E.  town  Road 

Earl  Edward,  1  Garrabranis  Court 

Earl  F^lihu  B.  builder  191  Railroad  avenue  h.  10  Garden 

Earl  Ezekiel  Al.  merchant  San  Francisco  t.  382  Broad 

Earl  James  R.  ship  carpenter  28  Ferry 

Earl  John,  japanner  77  Pennington 

Earl  John,  saddler  32  Green 

Earl  Jjhn  N.  hatter  4  Elm 

Earl  John  N.  machinist  9  Boydon 

Earl  Lewis,  farmer  Elizabethtown  Road 

Earl  Mary,  widow  of  Robert  28  Ferry 


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Earl  Phebe,  widow  of  Phillip  77  Pennington 

Eail  Samuel,  shoemaker  2  Harrison's  Court 

Earl  William,  46  Bjoomfield  avenue 

Earl  William  H.  farmer  709  Broad 

Earl  Jr.  William  H.  ice  dealer  54  EUzabelhtown  Road 

Eastman  George,  machinist  5fiO  Ferry 

Eastman  George,  blacksmith  33  Lawrence 

Eastman  William  P.  hosiery  mfr.  38  S. Market  h  366  Broad 

Eaton  Benjamin  F   plater  94  Mulberry 

Eben  William,  shoemaker  96  FennirTgton 

Ebenhard  Ulrich,  carriage  maker  rear  12  Fair 

Eberle  William,  saddler  4  Lum's  Court 

Ebs  Michanl,  tailor  1 1 3  Sprin^field  ave. 

Eckardt  Andrew,  mason  47  Jones 

Eckardt  William,  turner  606  High 

Eckert  Valentine,  jeweler  I  Garden  c.  Mulberry 

Eckner  Andrew,  harness  maker  22  Halsey 

Eddy  Kev.  Ansel  D  d.  d    pastor  Park  Church  h.  10  Park 

Church  Place 
rddy  Frederick,  tinman  4  McWhorter  Place 
Edes  Orlando,  carpenter  27  Bank  h.  Lodi 
Edes  &  Roll,  builders,  27  Bank 
Edgar  Archibald,  mason  56  New 
Edgar  James,  shoemaker  58  Union 

Edgecombe  Sarah  Jane,  widow  of  Jas.  C.  12  N.  Prospeo.t 
Edler  Charles,  m.  d   editor  Newark  Gazette  334  Broad 
Edwards  Aaron,  jeweler  22  Liberty 
Edwards  Albert,  carpenter  37  Bank 
Edwards  Alfred  E.  plating  48  Mechanic  h.  10  Franklin  pi. 
Edwards  Cyrus,  railing  and  hame  maker  39  Railroad  ave. 
Edwards  Dennis  P.  shoemaker  88  Catharine 
Edwards  &  Frazee,  platers  48  Mechanic 
Edwards  John,  patent  leather  88  Catharine 
Edwards  John  C.  grocer  50  Kinney 
Edwards  Joshua,  blacksmith  124  Broad 
Edwards  Lemuel,  shoemaker  6  Camfield  ' 
Edwards  Lewis,  shoemaker  Orleans  n.  Orange 
Edwards  Mary  A.  16  Green 

Edwards  Reuben  B.  coach  maker  Ogden  n.  old  bridge 
Edwards  Jr.  Reuben  B.  carpenter  Orleans  n-  Orange 
Edwards  Sarah,  widow  of  Daniel  16  Green 
Edwards  &Smith,  painteis  81  Mulberry 
Edwards  Theodore,  painter  16  Green 
Edyson  George,  shoemaker  89  Plane 
Eg  Titus,  mason  112  Mulberry 
Egan  A.  cloth  cutter  rear  4  New 
Egbert  Alfred,  baker  Boyden  c.  State 
Egbert  Charles,  carpenter  199  Railroad  ave. 


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Egbert  Henry  F.  harness  maker  47  Orchard 

Egbert  Isaac  W.  machinist  172  Mulberry 

Egbert  Moses,  shoemaker  43  Boyden 

Egbert  Sarah,  widow  of  Enos  rear  68  Kinney 

Egbert  WiUiam,  coach  maker  76  Union 

Eggert  George,  saddler  32  Norih  Canal 

Ehinger  Peter,  carpenter  150  Elm 

Ehlers  P.  53  Mulberry 

Ehman  Joseph,  jeweler  7  Kinney 

Eibert  Henry,  shoemaker  17  Boyden 

Eichoff  William,  tailor  9  Cemre 

Eils  Henry,  crockery  store  136  Broad 

Eisenmam  George  33  Lawrence 

Elcox  John,  shoemaker  lf)3  Commerce 

Eldard  James,  shingle  shaver  11  South  Essex 

Eldard  William,  shingle  shaver  2')  Jefferson 

Ell  Henry,  (col'd)  helper  rear  128  Market 

Ell  Thomas,  (col'd)  laborer  89  Baldwin 

Eldridge  Horace  N.  laundry  17  Warren 

Ellenberger  Jacob,  tailor  10  Longworlh 

Ellin  John,  S2  Bank 

Elligot  John,  shoemaker  191  Bank 

Elliot  Thomas,  engineer  1  Comes 

Elliott  Daniel,  grocer  39*  Mulberry 

Elliott  James,  m.  d.  24  New 

Ellis  Jefferson,  (col'd)  barber  291  Broad  h.  61  Mulberry 

Ellis  John  L.  housesmith  15  Cedar 

Ellis  Robert  H.  currier  3  South  Essex 

Ellis  Volney  A.  glazier  enquire  26  William 

Ellsessor  George,  jeweler  06  Court 

Ellsessor  John  W.  carpenter  35  Grand 

Elsden  Benjamin,  builder  rear  ^Oh.  51  Lafayette 

Elsey  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John  3H2  Railroad  avenue 

Elston  Freeman,  captain  marines  Middleville,  N.  J. 

Elston  Jonathan,  spring  maker  82  h.    165  Orange 

Elston  William  Henry,  wagon  maker  18  Chestnut 

Elverson  Edward,  fruit  st')re  ."^oi)  Broad 

Elverson  Mrs.  E.  fancy  store  339  Broad 

Elverson  George,  hatter  194  Market  h.  54  Green 

Elverson  Jabez,  hat  manufacturer  194  h.  184  Market 

Elverson  &  Co.  Jabez,  hat  manuf  194  Market  c.  Mulberry 

Elverson  Joseph,  hatter  16  Shipman 

Ely  Abijah  P.  grocer  2^6  Market  h.  47  Mechanic 

Ely  Edwards,  grocer  23fi  Market  h.47  Mechanic 

Ely  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Calvin  83  Mulberry 

Ely  &  Co.  E.  &.  W.  B.  grocers  236  Market' 

Ely  Emma,  widow  of  Abraham  H.  24  Franklin 

Ely  Joseph,  85  Plane 


118  pierson's 

Ely  Joseph  W.  blacksmith  84  Ferry 

Ely  Matthew,  iron  railing  73  h.  09i  Mulberry 

Ely  Moses,  coach  maker  24  Franklin 

Ely  William  B.  grocer  236  Market  h.  47  Mechanic 

Elyea  Jacob  T/blacksmiih  California  8  Camfield 

Elyea  Oliver,  painter  10  Plum 

Emanuel  Jonathan,  Kobile,  Ala.  382  Broad 

Emerson  John,  trunk  maker  12  Garden 

Emerson  Lewis,  5  Pennsylvania  avenne 

Emerson  Samuel  G.  shoemaker  14j  h.  13  Kinney 

Emery  &  Drake,  grocers  5  Ferry 

Emery  William  S,  grocer  5  Ferry  h.  19  South  Market 

Ernes  Silas  G.  saw  filer  and  wheelwright  12  Church 

Emmerson  Richard  R.  farmer  232  South  Broad 

Emmell  George  A  law  student  281  r;  3b2  Broad 

Emon  John,  currier  42  Catherine 

Emrich  Peter,  beer  shop  21  William 

Emrie  James  S.  California  17  Liberty 

Enders  William  B  coach  trimmer  185  Washington 

Engel  Jacob,  39  South  Canal 

Engelbrecht  John  D  26  Orchard 

Engerker  Francis,  cabinet  maker  12  Scott 

English  Andrew,  teamster  19  Jefferson 

English  Ellen,  widow  269  Market 

English  John,  tin  manuf.  145  Market  h.  142  Commerce 

Eiiglish  Joseph,  cutler  rear  316  Broad  h.  22  South  Essex 

English  Mary,  widow  of  Daniel  S.  24  S.  Essex 

Ennis  Jacob,  classical  teacher  366  Broad 

Ennis  Joseph,  (col'd)  87  Baldwin 

Ennis  Richard,  shoemaker  106  South 

Ennis  Steven,  book  keeper  17  Green 

Ensley  Rebecca,  widow  of  John  56  Quarry 

Erb  Christian,  hair  curler  92  Clay  n.  the  River 

Erb  Michael,  coach  lace  37  h.  36  River 

Erpenstien  John,  tailor  25  Grand 

Erwin  James,  gas  63  Enst  River 

Erst  Richard,  halter  9  Green 

Esch  Anthony,  blacksmith  131  Plane 

Esch  Jacob,  french  shoe  mfr  390  Broad  h.  46  Catharine 

Esler  Abraham,  carpenter  124  Lock 

Esman  John,  laborer  2  Brant's  Court 

Essex  Henry,  needle  manuf  48  Quarry 

Essig  John,  grinder  4  Lum's  Court 

Estabro'^'k  1  homas,  machinist  15  Lawrence 

Estabrook  Wm   machinist  Phoenix  works  15  Lawrence 

Ester  John,  jeweler  325  Washington 

Eston  Sarah  E-  56  Walnut 

Eugert  John,  japanner  46  Mulberry 


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NEWARK   DIRECTORY.  119 

Evans  Abel,  13  Bank 

Evans  Erastus,  hatter  42  Catharine 

Evans  Henry,  Lodi  over  the  river 

Evans  Henry,  jeweler  2'i9  Broad  h.  89  Mulberry 

Evans  John,  133  Academy 

Evans  Keziah,  widow  of  Robert  39  Orchard 

Evans  Martha,  (col'd)  81  Catharine 

Evans  Robert,  boot  fitter  39  Orchard 

Evarts  Hervey,  house  and  sign  painter  94  Bank 

Eveland  Josiah,  blaclismith24  Columbia 

Eveland  Nejson,  segar  maker  26  Hamilton 

Eveland  Samuel,  carriage  maker  37  Lawrence 

Eveland  William,  saddler  4  Nichol's  Court 

Everson  John,  oyster  house  40  Point  Lane 

Everson  Jr.  John,  blacksmith,  22  BrI  h.  2  Quarry 

Evers  Mary,  widow  of  Patrick  38  Bloomfield  avenue 

Evert  Conrad,  wheelwright  27  Broad 

Evert  John  D.  harness  maker  28  Baldwin 

Ewens ,  express  295  Broad 

Exall  Alfred,  tin  manuf.  148  Market  h.  23  Boudlnot 
Eyrich  Christopher,  m.  d.  2  William 

F. 

Faa  John,  shoemaker  19  Sheffield 

Facher  John,  tailor  92  Orange  avenue 

Fagan  Michael,  laborer  4  Columbia 

Fagan  Patrick,  waiter  356  Broad 

Failer  Frederick,  filer  12-2  Orange 

Failer  George,  laborer  152  Quarry 

Fairchild  Uavid  D.  tinner  34  Commerce 

Fairchild  Eliza,  widow  of  Joseph  34  Commerce 

Fairchild  Jonathan,  mason  99  Catharine 

Fairchild  Kev.  Elias  R.  d.d   12  New 

Fairchild  Silas  H.  shoemaker  261  Plane 

Fairchild  William,  hatter  271  Broad 

Faitoute  Caroline,  milliner  dress  maker  4  James 

Faitoute  F'dward  G.  coal  and  wood  merchant  I  Cross 

Faitoute  Henry,  butcher  77j  Broad  h.  72  Orange 

Faitoute  John,  currier  37  Market 

Faitoute  Phebe,  widow  of  Moses  51  Broad 

Faitoute  Phebe  E.  tailoress  4  James 

Faitoute  <fe  Stoudinger,  coal  &  wood  mers.  foot  of  Dir. 

Faitoute  vVilljam  iS.  106  River  h.  25  Washington 

Falck  Ailolphus  R.  E.  patent  leather  84  Ferry 

Falk  Joseph,  tailor  rear  26  Green 

Falkin  Patrick,  laborer  28  Lush 

Falkner  Francis,  machinist  8  McWhorter 

Fallon  Christopher,  varnisher  18  Newark 


120  piersok's 

Fallon  Edward,  cabinet  maker  Kinney  c.  S.  Prospect 

Fallon  Godfrey,  carriage  maker  10  McWhorter 

Fallon  John,  10  McWhorter 

Fallon  William,  52  Innesa 

Famm  Martin,  tailor  Grand 

Fannin  Peter,  47  Bruen 

Fanning  Thomas,  brass  turner  25  South  Canal 

Farley  Bryant,  laborer  Warren  n.  Bank 

Farley  George,  carpenter  14  Union 

Farley  James,  tailor  19  River 

Farley  John,  laborer  Warren  n.  Bank 

Farley  Luke,  laborer  3  Rowen's  Court 

Farley  Michael,  laborer  123  Pennington  n.  Hermon 

Farley  Michael,  blacksmith  13  New  York 

Farley  Peter,  laborer  33  Van  Buren 

Farley  Phillip,  laborer  10  Van  Buren 

Farmer  Edgar,  trunkmaker  105  River  h.  8  Clinton 

Farmer  Thomas,  trunkmaker  105  River  h.  S  Clinton 

Farmer  Samuel,  saddle  tree  maker  28  South  Canal 

Farnsworth  Rev.  J.  H.  pas.  2d  Universalist  Ctiurch  h. 

45  Bank 
Farrall  Andrew,  laborer  220  Bank 
Parrall  Christopher,  tailor  3  New 
Farrall  James,  laboter  15  Church 
Farrall  Michael,  grocer  95  Luck  c.  New 
Farrall  Phillip,  hatter  15  Church 
Farrand  Moses  A.  vinegar  dealer  686  Broad 
Farrand  Samuel  E.  carriage  dealer  Lexington  Kentucky 

h.  Bloomfield,  .V.  J. 
Farrell  Thomas,  laborer  29  Fair 
Farrer  William,  hatter  inquire  19  Warren 
Farrington  A.  C.  civil  and  mining  engineer  27  Smith 
Farrow  John,  trunkmaker  193  Plane 
Farrow  William,  hatter  40  Jefferson 
Fas  Charles,  jeweler  37  Chestnut 
Faulhahber  Andrew,  saddler  48  Bank 
Faulks  Elizabeth,  widow  of  William  9  Lawrence 
Favor  James,  moulder  128  Bank 
Favor  John,  128  Bank 

Fay  George  H.  watch  maker  268  Broad  r.  City  Hotel 
Fay  John,  skinner  174  Plane 
Fearey  Isaac,  shoemaker  21  New 
Feeney  Juhn, laborer  162  Lock 
Feigl  Henry,  professor  music  271  Broad 
Felber  Conrad,  tanner  8  Spring 
Fell  Michael,  39  Durand 
Felsburg  David,  shoemaker  16  West 
Femister  Daniel,  shoemaker  20  Lafayette 


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Penton  John  H.  hatter  14  South  Canal 

Ferdinand  Francois,  jeweler  356  Broad 

Fereira  Joaquim,  boot  filler  195  Plane 

Feit  John,  laborer  33  Grand 

Ferris  Charles  T,  patent  leather  31  Plane 

Ferris  Ezekiel  A.  mason  6!)4  Broad 

Ferris  Ezra,  silver  plater  109  Orchard 

Ferris  John  W.  hatter  30  Church 

Festher  Phillip,  gardner  Great  Swamp  road 

Fetzer,  Schropt  &.Co.  segar  fact  and  importers  of  French 

patent  leather  339i  Broad 
Few  Eliza,  widow  of  Newland  107  South  Canal 
Fezler  Stephen  M.  carpenter  231  Washington 
Fichter  John,  saddler  25  Congress 
Fidler  Thomas,  fruit  and  confec.  5  tavern?  Commerce 
Field  James  VV.  clerk  276  r.  382  Broad 
Field  Moses,  jeweler  69  River  h.  9l  Halsey 
Field  &  Keep,  jewelers  (59  River 
Field  Oliver,  jeweler  69  River  h.  233  Market 
Fielding  Henry,  locksmith  22  Mechanic  h.  26  Green 
Fielding  Martha,  widow  of  Henry,  Detroit  26  Green 
Fields  James,  (col'd)  23  Bank 
Fields  Samuel,  (col'd)  28  Ciane 
Fields  Susan,  (col'd)  1  dane's  Basin 
Fikes  Michael,  tailor  170  Court 
Fillabough  John,  mason  149  Warren 
Fincantz  Charles,  cooper  2l  Green 
Finder  Frederick,  wheelwright  6  Nichols'  Court 
Findlay  James,  hat  presser  276  Broad 
Findlay  .Mrs.  James,  straw  hat  maker  276  Broad 
Fine  John,  243  Market 

Finegan  Ann,  widow  of  Phillip  grocer  275  Market 
Finegan  Michael,  carpenter  12  Ailing 
Finegan  James,  well  digger  Newark  n.  Canal 
Finegan  Peter,  wheelwright  12  Ailing 
Finegan  Thomas,  blacksmiih  2  Golden 
Finn  Anthony,  tailor  14  Broom 
Finn  William,  plater  59  Commerce 
Finter  Frederick,  carriage  trimmer  95  East  Green 
Finton  Edwin  O.  undertaker  195  Mulberry 
Fischer  Jacob,  boatman  502  Market 
Fish  Charles  F.  homeopathy  99|  Market  h.  29  Arch 
Fischer  John,  jeweler  4  Nichols'  Court 
Fish  Rev.  Henry  C   Pas.  1st  Bap.  tJlih.  16  Columbia 
Fisher  Augustus,  brewer  26  Lumber 
Fisher  Frederick,  lace  weaver  85  Quarry 
Fisher  James  S.  grocer  295  Market 
Fisher  Jeremiah,  (col'd)  (basement)  16  South  Bridge 

11 


122  pierson's 

Fisher  Joseph,  brewer  26  Lumber 

Fisher  Osoar,  classical  school  246  Broad 

Fisher  Phillip,  gardner  86  Hamburg  Place 

Fisher  Richard  A.  W.  harness  maker  lOl  Walnut 

Fitch  A.  I.  lumber  merchant  12  Cedar 

Fitch  lames,  laborer  5*2  Adams 

Fitchler  John,  saddler  25  Congress 

Fithian  Phebe,  widow  24  Marshall 

Filhian  William  H.  shoemaker  24  Marshall 

Fitzgerald  Edward,  laborer  6  Madison 

Fitzgerald  David  M.  varnish  maker  237  h.  153  Mulberry 

Fitzgerald  Harriet  J.  teacher  185  Mulberry 

Fitzgerald  Honora,  widow  of  Edward  175  Plane 

Fitzgerald  James,  machinist  114  Plane 

Fitzgerald  John  D.  halter  185  Mulberry 

Fitzgerald  Joshua,  8  Boudinot 

Fitzgerald  Michael,  175  Plane 

Fitzgerald  Kichard,  machinist  5  Arch 

Fitzharis  Maria,  widow  of  John  220  Washington 

Fitzpatrick  Florence,  moulder  rear  80  Orange 

Fitzpatrick  George,  harness  maker  Nichols'  Cuurt 

Fitzpatrick  James,  laborer  59  River 

Fitzpatrick  Owen,  laborer  66  Adams 

Fitzzimraons ,  shoemaker  3  Catharine 

Fitzzimmons  Felix,  patent  leather  c  Hudson  &  Warrea 

Fizzimmons  Joseph,  tool  maker  20  Drift 

Fitzzimmons  Patrick,  laborer  7  Durand 

Fitzzimmons  Walter,  laborer  5R  Monroe 

Flannigan  Anthony,  boatman  198  Bank 

Flannigan  George,  japanner  45  Newark 

Flannigan  John,  shoemaker  18  Kinney 

Flannigan  Mary,  widow  of  Patrick  104  Quarry 

Flannigan  Michael,  tailor  118  Baldwin 

Flannigan  Patrick,  hatter  85  Plane 

Flannigan  Patrick,  whetlwright  90  River 

Flavel  Abraham,  baker  6  Commerce 

Fleming  George  W.  clerk  R.  M.  Grumraons  rear  325  Bd. 

Fleming  Hans,  beer  maker  59  Monroe 

Fleming  James,  tailor  133  Academy 

Fleming  John,  laborer  Bowery  c.  Oxford 

Fleming  Michael,  hatter  191   Bank 

Fleming  Thomas,  laborer  52  Grand 

Fletcher  Thomas,  chaser  &  repairer  23  Ward 

Flinn  liawrence,  laboaer  61  Monroe 

Flintoff  4"  Haines,  type  metal  manufs.  foot  Clay 

FlintofT  John,  smelter  foot  Clay  h.  Ogden  n-  Clay 

Flood  Andrew,  grocer  58  Mulberry 

Flood  Edward,  grocer  92  Congress 


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MEWABK  DIRECTORY. 


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Flood  Michael,  laborer  rear  127  Nesbitt 
Flood  Owen,  laborer  rear  127  Nesbitt 
Flood  Stephen,  hatter  8  Sheffield 
Floody  Charles,  hatter  59  Ferry 
Fluke  Sarah,  widow  3!)  Lawrence 
Flyn  Peter,  grocer  192  Plane 
Foden  David,  gardner  204  Hamburg  Place 
Foh  Nestor,  hair  factory  16  Drift 
Fobs  Andrew,  filer  21  Prince 
Fobs  Andrew,  filer  112  SVilliatn 
Fobs  Herman,  lace  weaver  81  Walnut 
Foley  Adeline,  vest  maker  262  Washington 
Foley  John,  laborer  14  Ferry 
Folk  Leonard,  39  Broom 
Folk  Lewis,  coach  maker  101  Catharine 
Folk  Peter,  scourer  51  Oeden 

Foltz  John,  India  rubber  64  Mill  ^ 

Forbes  Alexander,  moulder  103  McWhorter 
Force  Albert,  shoemaker  266  Washington 
Force  Andrew,  silver  plater  2o  New 
Force  Francis  B,  hatter  Buffalo  82  Academy 
Force  Gilbert  M.  tobacco  cutter  22  Fair 
Force  Hannah,  nursa  82  Academy 
Force  Henry  K.  saJdler  70  Kinney 
Force  John  C.  shoemaker  33  Camp 
Force  John  R.  coach  painter  20  Cottage 
Force  Lydia  Ann,  widow  of  Charles   l6  Thomas 
Force  Mary  J.  widow  of  Jehiel  82  Academy 
Force  Mary  M.  dress  maker  82  Academy 
Force  William,  mason  27  Scriber's  Lane 
Force  William  C  shoemaker  84  Kinney 
Ford  Charles,  druggist  IS  Lombardy 
Ford  John,  laborer  12  Colden 
Ford  John,  13  Lombardy 
Ford  Mahlon,  harness  maker  ?8  Hamilton 
Ford  Mahlon,  blacksmith  I  East  River 
Ford  Marcus,  in  country 
Ford  Michael,  laborer  5  Beaver 
Ford  Michael,  laborer  32  South  Bridge 
Ford  Phineas  M.  California  18  Lombardy 
Ford  Silas,  union  coal  yard  59  River  h.  454  Broad 
Ford  Stephen,  butcher  376  Broad 
'Ford  Walter,  3  Beaver 

Ford  William  O.  justice  peace  depot  h.  13  Ferry 
Ford  William  W.  grocer  147  &  149  Broad  h.  18  Lombardy 
Fordham  Eliza,  widow  of  Stephen  F.  56  Green 
Forsyth  George,  laborer  c   Hermon  and  Thomas 
Foster  Aaron,  halter  65  Bank 
Booster  Ammi  R.  farmer  EHzabethtown  Road 


124  pierson's 

Foster  Amos,  lace  weaver  154  Nesbitt 
Foster  Archibald  H   hat  finisher  77  Walnut 
Foster  Catharine,  widow  of  Janies  51  Broad 
Foster  &  Eldridge,  Newark  and  New  York  Express 
Foster  George,  shoemaker  9  Rast  Mechanic 
Foster  George,  confectioner  74  Broad 
Foster  Hannah,  widow  of  Jacob  22  Bank 
Foster  Home.  270  North  Broad 
Foster  Isaac,  cabinet  maker  19  Spring 
Foster  Jacob,  shoemaker  22  Hank 
Foster  James,  97  Commerce 
Foster  Job,  coach  painter  22  Orchard 
Foster  John,  tailor  8  West 
Foster  John  L  mason  160  Nesbitt 
Foster  Richard,  shoemaker  21  Rankin 
Foster  Stephen,  161  Mulberry 
Foster  Stejihen  W.  California  161  Mulberry 
Foster  William,  carpenter  13  Boyden 
Foster  William,  powder  flask  maker  85  Ridge 
Fountain  John,  farmer  South  Orange  av.  above  Wallace 
Fountain  Mary,  widow  of  Abraham  33  Ward 
Foultz  Charles  A.  machinist  74  Slate 
Fowle  Edwin,  jeweler  76  Union 
Fowler  Catharine;  widow  cif  Charles  22  Baldwin 
Fowler  Charles  R.  22  Baldwin 
Fowler  James  F.  dentist  5  Cedar 

Fowler  Mary,  wid   of  Abraham  S.  boarding  h.  37  Market 
Fowler  Phebe,  widow  of  George  37  Market 
Fowler  Sarah,  widow  of  James  45  Lawrence 
Fox  Anthony,  box  maker  3  William 
Fox  Anthony,  gardener  307  Washington 
Fox  Charles  J.  tinman  Califorma  366  Broad 
Fox  Francis  A.  Conneclicut  307  Washington 
Fox  George  C.  carriage  maker  83  Plane 
•  Fox  Michael,  laborer  rear  48  North  Broad 
Fox  Michael,  laborers  Boyden 
Fox  Peter,  laborer  40  South  Canal 
Fox  Veder,  boatman  29  Ogden  n.  Division 
Foxcroft  James,  farmer  30fi  Bank  c.  Wallace 
Foy  Michael,  blacksmitii  209  Plane 
Frace  Jacob,  hatter  648  Broad 
Frake  Abraham,  coach  trimmer  21  Bleeker 
Frame  William,  ex-sheriff.  Blonmfield,  N.  J. 
Francis  Albert  (col'd)  2  Newton's  Court 
Francis  Alva,  (col'd)  rear  37  Garden 
Francis  Charles,  shoemaker  5  Brunswick 
Francis  Ebenezer,  currier  74  Market  h.  l86  Washington 
Francis  Elias,  plane  manuf    147  Washington  h.  54  Court 
Francis  Euphema  (col'd)  rear  82  Academy 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY. 


125 


Francis  James,  harness  maker  120  Washington 

Francis  James  (col'd)  5  Church 

Francis  Lewis  (cold)  barber  170  Broad  h.  35  Warren 

Francis  Mark,  (col'd)  75  Garden 

Francis  Peter  (col'd)  75  Garden 

Francis  Rachel,  widow  of  Ebenpzet  54  Court 

Francis  Richard,  shoemaker  26  Ferry 

Francis  Richard,  shoemaker  7  Beach 

Francis  Silas,  grocer,  agent  27  Quarry  h.  586  High 

Francisco  Benjamin,  hatter  58  Plane 

Francisco  Dinah,  (col'd)  12  Mill 

Francisco  Elizabeth,  vest  maker  804  Broad 

Francisco  Henry,  blacksmith  10  Plume 

Francisco  .Jacob,  blacksmith  103  Mulberry 

Francisco  Jasper,  (col'd)  coachman  Plane  c.  Plum 

Francisco  John,  carpenter  St.  Louis  50  Plane 

Francisco  John  R.  carman  26  Summit 

Francisco  Nathaniel  C.  25  Orange  h.  64  Quarry 

Francisco  Richard,  constable  58  Plane 

Francisco  Richard  I.  carpenter  58  Plane 

Francisco  Sarah  J.  plush  sewer  70  Orchard 

Francisco  Thomas,  builder  153  Orange 

Francisco  Thomas  S.  mason  49  Liberty 

Francisco  William,  carpenter  6  Broad 

Francisco  William  B.  leather  dresser  down  Neck 

Frank  Frederick,  tailor  6  North  Canal 

Frazee  Aaron,  19  Boudinot 

Frazee  Benjamin,  tailor  North  Lawrence 

Frazee  Edward,  shoe  manufacturer  65  Catharine 

Frazee  Henry,  blacksmith  10  Ferry 

Frazee  James,  silver  plater  48  Mechanic  h.  46  Lawrence 

Frazee  John,  carpenter  18  Fulton 

Frazee  Libeus,  mason  45  Nesbiit 

Fready  Jacob,  hatter  69  Washington 

Frear  John  M.  builder  41  Orchard 

Freck  John,  goldsmith  35  South  Canal 

Frederick  Michael  C.  mould  maker  151  Orange 

Fredericks  Ann,  widow  of  Aaron  P.  58  New 

Fredericks  Caspar,  tailor  73  West 

Fredericks  George,  tailor  73  West 

Fredericks  Jacob,  blacksmith  54  New 

Fredericks  Mary,  98  Plane 

Fredericks  Nicholas  J.  sash  &  blind  8  Ch'h  h.  24  Lafayette 

Fredericks  &  Co.  N.  J.  sash  and  blind  mfrs.  8  Church 

Fredericks  William,  saddler  104  Church 

Fredericks  William  H.  refectory  354  Broad  h.  27  Bridge 

Free  Hannah,  (col'd)  dress  maker  16  Academy 

Freecht  Joseph,  tailor  15  Hill 


nfiD  MEUSON  S 

Freeman  Albert,  saddler  71  Green 

Freeman  Alexander,  shoe  maker  131  Kinney 

Freeman  Benjamin  H.  shoemaker  II  South  Essex 

Freeman  'alvin,  collector  dockace  New  York 

Freeman  Charles,  harness  maker  25  Park 

Freeman  Cyrus  J.  butcher  Centre  Marketb.  Orange  N.J. 

Freeman  David,  jeweler  17  Hill 

Freeman  Klias,  justice  297  Mulberry 

Freeman  Hannah,  widow  of  Robert  8  Prince 

Freeman  Harriet,  widow  of  George  S.  49  Church 

Freeman  Henry,  watch  case  maker  11  Cottage 

Freeman  Henry  (col'd)  laborer  8  Prince 

Freeman  Henry  B,  ice  dealer  200  firoad 

Freeman  Horace,  clerk  208  Broad  r.  85  Halsey  ' 

Freeman  John,  coach  body  maker  68  jjafayette 

Freeman  John,  painter  and  glazier  33  Baldwin 

Freeman  John  B.  shoemaker  47  Orchard 

Freeman  Jonathan  D.  saddler  29  Rector 

Freeman  Joseph  M.  (col'd)  136  Nesbilt 

Freeman  Lewis  C  clerk  182  r.  216  Broad 

Freeman  &  Lines,  shoe  manufs.  142  Market 

Freeman  Linus  C.  carpenter  93  Commerce 

Freeman  Mary,  widow  of  Jotham  396  Broad 

Freeman  Melancthon.  grocer  0  Kinney 

Freeman  Oliver  W.  grocer  53  Cliurch 

Freeman  Reed,  carman  193  Court 

Freeman  Robert,  carpenter  24  Cherry 

Freeman  Robert  G.  shoemaker  22  Upper  JefTerson 

Freeman  William  C.  7  Camfield 

Frelinghuysen  Frederick  T.  attorney  and  counselloi  at 

law  283  Broad  h  7  Park  Place 
FRELfNGHuysKN  HoN.  Theodorg,  Neto  Brunswick 
FrelinghuysenJr.  Theo.  couns.  at  law  283  B'd.  h.  19  Wash 
Frey  "^I'heophilus,  japanner  7  Sussex  avenue 
Frichnech  Aarick,  carpenter  223  Bank 
Frichnech  John  U.  millwright  233  Bank 
Friday  John  Jacob,  mason  50  Brunswick 
Friend  Joseph,  shoemaker  120  'Springfield  avenue 
Frink  Stephen,  machinist  110  Commerce 
Fritz  Phillip,  9J  Division  Place 
Frogg  Joseph  H.  carriage  maker  96  Bank 
Frohlick  Ignatz,  fancy  dry  goods  370  Broad 
From  Lewis,  boarding  hoiise  24  Wilsey 
From  Levi'is,  engraver  3  William 
Fromagel  Anselm,  88  High  n.  Spruce 
Frost  George,  tailor  12G  Slate 
Frost  James,  tailor  65  Walnut 
Frost  John,  currier  188  Broad 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  127 

Fulker  Herman,  machinist  107  Warren 

Fuller  Alonzo,  7  Arch 

Fuller  Elias  B.  carpenter  3  Lafayette 

Fuller  John,  52  Broad 

Fullerton  Mary,  widow  of  William  75  Green 

Furgtison  Charles,  laborer  177  Quarry 

Furguson  James  T.  tailor  Cincinnati,  Ohio 

Forman  Freeman,  (col'd)  16  DivisioR 

Fuss  John,  baker  105  Mulberry 

G. 

Gaddis  Jacob  B.  sup.  M.  &  E.  Railroad  h.  4  Fulton 

Gaerity  Daniel,  haiter  68  Boston 

Gaffy  George  H.  grocer  70  h.  72  Plane 

Gaflly  John,  captain  of  steamboat  Passaic  72  Plane 

Gafney  Charles,  soap  boiler  41   Madison 

Gafney  Dominic,  tanner  28  Catharine 

Gafney  MichaeU  tallow  chandler  Towpath  n.  jail 

Gafney  Peter,  haiter  14  Colden 

Gahm  Joseph,  trunk  maker  63  Mercer 

Gahm  Peter,  musician  63  Mercer 

Galbraiih  Benjamin,  jeweler  7  State 

Galbraiih  James,  gardener  384  High  c.  Warren 

Gale  Nancy  B.  widow  of  Thomas  P.  Camptown 

Gale  William  G.  Erie  R.  R.  agent  Brooklyn,  N.  Y, 

Gall  Henry,  carpenter  40  Richmond 

Gallagan  James,  laborer  88  Quarry 

Gallager  Hugh,  laborer  162  Lock 

Galla^er  John  G.  blacksmith   12  Ailing 

Gallager  Lawrence,  laborer  24  Shipman  ^ 

Gallager  Rev.  Joseph  S.  510  High 

Gallager  Patrick,  wheelwright  25*  Quarry 

Galligan  Barney,  grocer  1  Grand  c.  Springfield  avenae 

Gallihan  Hugh,  laborer  174  Plane 

Galloway  Michael,  laborer  5  Durand 

Gallowby  Patrick,  laborer  34  Bridge 

Galneher  John,  cabinet  maker  16  Rankin  JF: 

Gamble  James  S,  California  Wilsey  n.  Canal  T* 

Gamble  Robert,  saddler  48  Fair 

Gangway  James,  oysters  247  Broad  h.  101  i  Washington 

Gannon  James,  collar  maker  3  Green 

Gansler  Henry,  locksmilii  rear  31  Garden 

Ganss  Henry  W.  tailor  260  Bank 

Gant  Jonathan  A.  sawyer  29  Bruen 

Garabrant  Amzi,  grocer  140  Market  h.  II  Pennington 

Garabrant  Uriah,  S.  W.  Depot  1  1  Pennington 

Gardenberger  Frederick,  tailor  14  Moutgomerj 

Gardepy  Nelson,  halter  40  South  Canal 


128  piersom's 

Gardner  Aaron  A.  shoemaker  36  Union 

Gardner  Amos,  cooper  35  Ferry 

Gardner  Daniel  N.  builder  54  Lafayette 

Gardner  David  P.  trunk  maker  Brooklyn 

Gardner  Edward  R.  tailor  30  Elm 

Gardner  George,  machinist  6  James 

Gardner  George  M    patent  leather  121  Kinney 

Gardner  Hannah,  widow  of  Jos.  K.  tailoress  172  Wash'n. 

Gardner,  Harrison  &  Co.  malleable  iron  n>frs.  74  Clay 

Gardner  Hetty,  widow  of  Aaron  A.  26  Hill 

Gardner  Howell  E.  shoemaker  73  Bank 

Gardner  James,  shoemflker  3  Arch 

Gardner  Jane,  widow  of  Henry  30  Baldwin 

Gardner  John,  trans.  Newark  &  N.  York  5  Union 

Gardner  John,  coach  manufacturer  24  and  26  Mechanic 

Gardner  John,  shoejnaker  'il  McVVhorter 

Gardner  Joseph  B  die  sinker  1 6  Mulberry 

Gardner  Joseph  W.  carpenter  54  Lafayette 

Gardner  Liester,  gold  beater  8  Walnut 

Gardner  Lyman,  mahogany  yd.  11  Mechanic,  h.  18  Church 

Gardner  &  Marcell,  mahogany  lumber  yd.  11  Mechanic 

Gardner  Maria,  dress  maker  30  Baldwin 

Gardner  Margaret,  widow  of  Hezekiah  73  Bank 

Gardner  Mary,  widow  of  Caleb  20  Park 

Gardner  Matilda  B.  widow  of  William  B.  5  Kinney 

Gardner  Nancy,  widow  nurse  121  Kinney 

Gardner  Nathaniel  B.  shoe  manufacturer  16  Baldwin 

Gardner  Oakley,  painter  204  Nesbitt 

Gardner  Prussia,  widow  of  John  4  Clinton 

Gardner  Romake,  shoemaker  2l  Upper  JeflTerson 

Gardner  Samuel  H.  mahogany  lumber  yd.  1 1  Mechanic 

Gardner  Samuel  H.  malleable  iron  74  Clay  h.  Clinton 

Gardner  Samuel  J.  attorney  New  York  20  Park 

Gardner  Thomas,  baker  54J  Bank 

Gardner  Timothy,  Boarding  house  26  Ailing 

Gardner  William  F.  accountant  72  Bank 

Gardner  William  G.  carman  9  South  Prospect 

Garland  Catharine,  widow  of  Thomas  1  State 

Garland  N.  M.  watch  malcer  99  Broad 

Garland  William,  jeweler  and  watch  maker  99  Broad 

Garlinghouse.  widow  18  Commerce 

Garrabranl  Caleb  T.  builder  79  Plane 

Garr  ibrant  Christopher,  shoemaker  218  Plane 

Garrabrant  Garrit,  7  Lafayette 

Garrabrant  Garrit,  coach  lace  128  Plane 

Garrabrant  Garret  G  shoe  store  3544  Broad  h.  43  Cathr'e 

Garrabrant  George,  shoemaker  111  Union 

Garrabrant  Henry,  shoemaker  153  Ehn 


KEWARK  DIRECTORY.  '1?9 

Garrabrant  Isaac,  blacksmith  28  Lafayette 
Garrabrant  John  B.  coach  lace  California  130  Plane 
Garrabrant  John  C.  shoemaker  2|8  Plane 
Garrabrant  Mary,  dress  maker  7  Lafayette 
Garrabrant  Peter.  1  Garrabrant's  Court 
Garrabrant  Rebecca,  widow  of  Matthias  41  Warren 
Garrabrant  Rjchard,  shoemaker  317  Railroad  avenue 
Garragan  Thomas,  carmao  119i  Commercial 
Garret  Caroline,  widow  25  North  Essex 
Garret  Catharine,  26  Hill 
Garret  Charles,  tailor  rear  238  Broad 
Garret  William,  patent  leather  25  North  Essex 
Garrigan  John,  laborer  7  Summit 
Garrigan  John,  tea  and  coffee  58  Plane 
Garrigus  Lewis  J.  mason  14  Cottage 
Garrigus  Stephen  F.  box  maker  39  Green 
Garrison  Andrew  J.  plater  and  shoe  m.  kit  maker  3  Gomes 
Garrison  Charles  E.  coach  painter  249  Market 
Garrison  Charles  E.  coach  painter  20  Cottage 
Garrison  Edward,  carriage  painter  150  Mulberry 
Garrison  Elizabeth  E.  widow  of  Josiah  1  Willow 
Garrison  James,  shoemaker  2i9  Plane 
Garrison  Jane,  widow  of  Cornelius  1  Willow 
Garrison  Thomas,  New  Brunswick 
Garrity  Owen,  laborer  52  Inness 
Garrity  Walter,  tailor  30  Montgomery 
Garroch  Jane  A.  widow  of  Andrew  333  Broad 
Garry  Michael,  coach  painter  rear  13  New  York 
Garside  John,  engravers'  steel  plates  and  cutler  Washing- 
ton Factory  h.  99  Mill 
Garside  William,  steel  plate  manuf.  156  h.  155  Quarry 
Garthwaite  &  Darcy,  clothiers  127  and  129  Market 
Garihwaite  Jacob  T.  leather  merchant  52  h.  53  Market 
Garthwaite  Jeremiah  C.  clothier  129  Market  h.  459  Broad 
Garthwaite  John  S.  mason  98  Bank 
Garihwaite  John  W.  88  Market  r.  20  Park  Place 
Garthwaite  Mary,  widow  of  Samuel  S.  9  Columbia 
Garthwaite  Wm.  leather  &  oil  88  Market  h.  20  Park  place 
Gartland  George,  laborer  Scriber's  Lane  n.  High 
Gariland  James,  laborer  50  Grand 
Gartland  John  laborer  rear  161  Court 
Garttman  Julia,  widow  of  Martin  23  North  Canal 
Garwig  Charles,  engraver  440  Broad 
Gas  Works,  76  South  Market  c.  Congress 
Gaskel  John,  tailor  75  Market 
Gasnell  Charles,  barber  26  Bridge 
Gatchell  Joseph,  spring  maker  71  Catharine 
Gatfield  Edwin,  plater  133  Orange 


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130  pierson's 

Gatfield  James,  shoemaker  rear  84  Ferry 

Gaup  Frederick,  druggist  134  Market  h.  5  New 

Gaus  John,  cooper  37  Prince 

Gay  Thomas,  boat  builder  New  west  of  jail 

GayloW  E.  T.  clerk  366  Broad 

Gay  lord  Thomas  A.  moulder  82  Ferry 

Gearhart  John,  wheelwright  154  Railroad  avenue 

Geary  James,  cooper  15  Ogden 

Gebhard  Jacob,  31  Clinton 

Gee  George,  halter  80  Jefferson 

Geercke  D.  W.  tobacconist  208  Market 

Geib  Phillip,  harness  maker  8;J  Union 

Geidel  Coniad,  shoemaker  30  McWhorter 

Geiger  Anthony,  laborer  Gondit  n.  Hudson 

Geiger  Henry,  grocer  and  feed  143  Market  h-  25  Boudinot 

Geiger  Henry  G.  clerk  l2'J  Maiket  r.  25  Boudinot 

Geiger  John,  trunk  maker  41  Broom 

Geisele  Christian,  brewer  273  High 

Geisl  John,  shoemaker  rear  83  Court 

Geiszler  Charles,  jeweler  16  Scott 

Geiszler  George,  tailor  38  Prince 

Gerber  Lewis,  78  Catharine 

Genung  Ashbel  B.  turner  60  Hamilton  h.  46  Bruen 

Genun  g  Wickhffe  H.  77  Warren  c.  High 

George  William  grocer  490  Broad 

Gere  Edward  A.  hatter  64  Halsey 

Getchius  Abraham,  shoemaker  140  Plane 

Getchius  Alfred  C.  hatier  140  Plane 

Getchius  James,  64  Academy 

Gibb  William,  stone  cutter  J28  Quarry 

Gibbins  Francis,  shoemaker  2l  Kankin 

Gibert  John,  currier  c  Hoyt  &  Hedges  Alley 

Gibney  James,  shoemaker  174  Plane 

Gibnsy  James,  laborer  24  Montgomery 

Giesenhuysen  Emma,  47  Lawrence 

Giesen ,  locksmith  230  Washington 

Giffins  John,  captain  39  North  Prospect 

Giffbrd  Archer,  attorney  &  counsellor  at  law  169  Broad 

Gifford  Charles  L.  C.  attorney  and  counsellor  at  law 

169  Broad 
Gifford  John  A.  clerk  169  Broad 
Gifford  Mary,  364  High 
Gilbert  John  T.  coach  maker  13  Garden 
Gilbert  &  Shook,  omnibus  body  manufs,  c«  Hamilton  and 

McWhorter 
Gill  Aaron,  65  Monroe 
Gill  John,  laborer  95  Plume 
GUI  Peter,  tailor  684  Plane 


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NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  131 

Gillespie  John,  well  digger  90  River 

Gillett  Leroy  C.  whip  maker  5-2  Court 

GilHck  Lawrence,  laborer  1  Gallagers'Court 

Gillig  Daniel,  poller  118  Orange 

Gillin  Mary,  widow  of  James  51  Crane 

Gillin  Michael,  laborer  17  Plane 

Gillin  Patrick,  laborer  17  Plane 

Gillin  Robert  B.  shoemaker  36  Bleeker 

Gillitt  James,  6l  William  n.  Catharine 

Gilroy  Ann,  widow  of  John  1/2  Academy 

Gilroy  Hugh,  laborer  14  Perry 

Gilroy  James,  coal  dealer  96  River 

Gilroy  Mary,  65  Adams 

Girods  (Jeorge,  locksmith?  h.  2Q  Bank 

Gisch  John,  grocer  63  River 

Gitfield  Jacob,  mason  43  Thomas 

Gladson  Timothy,  carpenter  137  Orange 

Gladson  William,  carriage  maker  10  Fair 

Glarde  Peter,  saddler  13  White 

Glasson  Adam,  carpet  weaver  22  Broom 

Glassun  Augustus,  carpet  weaver  184  Bd  h.  22  Broom 

Glasson  George,  blacksmith  Ifi  Fair 

Glaver  Edward,  blacksmith  625  High 

Glaze  Charles  A.  mer.  tailor  178  Broad  h.  28  Fulton 

Glaze  Mary  Mrs.  l6Halsey 

Gleim  Carl  &  M.  Louis,  270  Broad  h.  rear  81  Mulberry 

Gleim  Charles,  tailor  l5  Longworth 

Glindon  Daniel,  shoemaker  29  Catharine 

Globe  Foundry,  86  South  Market 

Gniggi  William,  tailor  55  Grand 

Gob  Christian,  tailor  19  Broom 

Goble  Daniel  W.  painter  35  Division 

Goble  Edward,  trimmer  59  Green 

Goble  Elisha  W.  jeweler  rear  53  Green  r.  366  Broad 

Goble  Halsted,  hatter  179  Washington 

Goble  Harriet,  tailoress  59  Green 

Goble  Harriet,  widow  of  Jonathan  B.  59  Green 

Goble  Horace,  jeweler  379  Broad  r.  179  Washington 

Goble  Jabez  G.  m.  d.  4 15  Broad 

Goble  Luther,  baker  179  Washington 

Goble  Luther  Spencer,  attorney  at  law  299  h.  415  Broad 

Goble  Mahlon,  carriage  maker  5U  Green 

Goble  Phebe  Ann,  widow  of  John  L   296  High 

Goble  Phebe  R.  widow  of  Luther  433  Broad 

Goble  William  G.  grocer  38  Lafayette  c.  Union 

Godber  William,  hatler  6  Beaver 

Godby  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Thomas  220  Bank 

Godfrey  John  O.  tailor  28  South  Market 


133  PtERSON's  » 

Godkin  Benjamin,  cloth  cotter  133  Market  h.  82  Halsey 

Goebel  William,  laborer  rear  93  South  Canal 

Goetchius  Albert,  tailor  5  Camfield 

Goff  Patrick,  18  Boudinol 

Goger  Sebastian,  tailor  25  West 

Goken  Francis,  jeweler  and  watch  maker  327^  Broad 

Golde  Phillip  H.  jeweler  13  Scott 

Golden  Ephraim,  cooper  68  East  River 

Golden  Robert,  cooper  "2  Quarry 

Golder  Abraham,  coachsmiih  '3-i  Harrison  h.  44  Williann. 

Golder  Joseph,  sea  captain  116  Ferry 

Golder  &  Post,  light  carriage  manufacturers  33  Harrison 

GoU  Peter  F.  15  Kinney 

Golt  Joseph  H.  hatter  77  Plane 

Goltry  Oliver,  blacksmith  76  Nesbitt 

Goraersall  Abigail,  widow  of  Jonas   196  Market 

Gomersall  William  H.  butcher  83  Union  h.  95  S.  Prospect 

Gomot  John,  (col'd)  ash  gatherer  25  Somerset 

Gemot  Julia,  (col'd)  widow  3  Newton's  Court 

Gophert  George,  tailor  Spring  ave.  n.  upper  Jefferson 

Gooderman  Richard,  shade  maker  34  Walnut 

Goodenough  Rev.  Smith  B  City  missionary  34  Columbia 

Gooding  William  M.  paltern  maker  14  Clay 

Goodsell  F^zra  K.  saddler  10  North  Lawrence 

Goodsell  Lewis  W.  saddler  3  Keen's  Court 

Goodsell  William,  saddler  356  Uroad 

Goodspeed  Mary,  widow  of  Timothy  37i  Market 

Goodwin  E  iwd.  N.  (col'd)  wood  &.  oyster  dealer  54Mulb'y. 

Goodwin  Jacob,  shoemaker  42  Richmond 

Goodyear  Austin,  india  rubber  llB  Plane 

Goodyear  Ellsworth  D.  S.  india  rubber  ll8  Plane 

Goodyear  Edward  L.  india  rubber  118  Plane 

Goodyear  S.  Eldridge,  india  rubber  118  Plane 

Gorden  Daniel  W.  farmer  683  Broad 

Gorden  Ja.rnes  C.  jeweler  27  Ward 

Gorden  Mary  P-  widow  of  HoUis  107  Plane 

Gorden  Peter,  miller  Bhomfield  Road 

Gorden  Sarah,  widow  of  1  homas  97  Halsey 

Gotden  William  A.  clothier  238  Broad 

Gordon  George  A.  law  student  281  r.  396  Broad 

Gordon  John,  carpenter  35  Orchard 

Gore  Elizabeth  A.  21  Park 

Gore  George  W.  painter  14  Warren 

Gortjas  George,  fish  and  oysters  378  Broad  h.  56  Court 

Gorgas  John  J.  fish  and  oysters  Centre  Mrk't50  Lafayette- 

Goris  Jtihn,  grocer  G3  Mercer 

Gorman  .lohn,  spring  maker  17  Bruen 

Gorman  John,  switch  tender  58  Broad 


NEWARK    DIRECTORY.  133 

Gorman  Patrick,  blacftsmith  198  South  Market 

Gorman  Richard,  27  Van  Buren 

Gordan  Thomas,  carriage  maker  27  Van  Buren 

Gormley  Barney,  cooper  30  South  Bridge 

Gormley  James,  sexton  Catholic  church  16  Cherry 

Gormley  Peter,  laborer  36  Market 

Gorum  George,  Old  Bloomfield  Road  near  the  Canal 

Gorum  George  W.  Old  Bloomfield  Road  n.  the  Canal 

Goss  John,  jeweller  8  Scott 

Gott  Benjamin,  blacksmith  306  Market 

Gottiker  John  H.  carpenter  N.  Y.  h.  Prospect  Place 

Gottschalk  A.  E.  porter  house  3-20  Broad 

Gough  Maria  B.  219  North  Broad 

Gough  Maiia  V.  D.  219  North  Broad 

Gould  Edgar,  mason  inquire  13  Warren 

Gould  Ezra,  machinist  Hedenberg's  h.  109  Washington 

Gould  E  &  S.  machinists  Hedenberg's 

Gould  Horace  A.  clothing  24  CUnton 

Gould  John,  grocer  14  Golden 

Gould  jr.  Joseph,  coffee  4'  spice  mer  50  Com.  h  60  Mulb'y 

Gould  Lucius  D.  architect  14  i'ranklin  Place 

Gould  Mitchell,  stair  rod  manuf.  5S  Ham.  h.  138  Mulb'y 

Gould  &  Moore,  builders  rear  217  Market 

Gould  iNancy,  tailoress  16  Garden 

Gould  Phebe,  widow  of  Ezekiel  16  Garden 

Gould  Stephen  D.  machinist  Incl'd  Plane  h.  127  Wash. 

Gould  Stephen  G.  b'jilder  217  Market 

Gould  Stephen  M.  hatter  69  Commerce 

Gould  Susan,  tailoress  16  Garden 

Gourlay  John  L.  shoemaker  4  Harrison's  Court 

Goy  James,  morocco  dresser  122  Washington 

Grady  Patrick,  laborer  82  Mulberry 

Graessel  Jacob,  shoemaker  92  Walnut 

Gratt  George,  tailor  30  Grand 

Grafton  Mrs.  Wm.  fashionable  milliner  334  Broad 

Grafton  Wm.  wool  dealer  ,'534  Broad  h.  180  Plane 

Graham  Charles  S.  N.Y.  Bank  h.  8  Fulton 

Graham  "Douglass,  moulder  42  Ferry 

Graham  Edward  S.,  sec.  mech.  ins-  Co.  7  Hamilton 

Graham  Eliza,  70  River 

Graham  Henry,  (col'd)  laborers  Colden 

Graham  John  E.  jeweler  41  Clay 

Graham  Margaret,  fancy  store  59  Halsey 

Graham  Michael,  shoemaker  I9  Catharine 

Graham  Samuel,  (col'd)  laborer  26  Fair 

Graham  Sarah  M.  widow  of  C.  I.  8  Fulton 

Gram  Henry,  locksmith  c.  Ferry  &  Congress 

Grandpair  Ferdinand,  saddler  334  Broad 

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134  pibrron's 

Grandsoe  Andrew,  244  Plane        ,^ 

Granniss  Charles  B.  ex.  office  05  Wall  N.  Y.  h  34  Kinney 

Granniss  Henry  E.  traveling  34  Kinney 

Granniss  John  W.  house  furnisl.ing  300  h.  467  Broad 

Granniss  &  Thomas,  house  furnishing  300  Broad 

Grant  Alexander,  stone  cutter  33  Quarry 

Grant  jr.  Alexander,  dry  goods  98  r.  66  Broad 

Grant  Ann,  7  East  Kinney 

Grant ,  cloth  cutter  South  c.  Orchard 

Grant  Charles,  marble  &  stone  cutter  107  Market,  stone 

yard  63  Commercial  h.  109  Market 
Grant  Gabriel,  m  d.  109  Market 
Grant  George  W.  clerk  182  r.  216  Broad 
Grant  Lewis  T.  clerk  City  Hotel 
Grant  Mary,  7  East  Kinney 
Grant  Thomas,  tool  maker  48  Quarry 
Grant  William,  mason  rear  .56  Quarry 
Granfzow  William,  tailor  66  Court 
Grassley  Gottlieb,  Great  Swamp  Road 
Graves  Louisa  A.  51  Church 

Graves  Eseck,  sexton  3d  Chh.  blind  mfr.  51  Church 
Graves  Nathaniel,  musical  instrument  maker  120  Plane 
Gray  Aaron  (col'd)  wood  sawyer  12  West 
Gray  Andrew  J.  California  34  Hamilton 
Gray  Charles  T.  127  Market  h-  34  Hamilton 
Gray  Ellen,  milliner  42  Columbia 
Gray  Ezra  W.  plater  325  Washington 
Gray  John,  saddler  42  Columbia 
Gray  Mary,  7  Orchard 
Gray  William,  plater  16  Fair 
Greacen  Fanny,  widow  of  Walter  rear  17  Green 
Greacen  Jane,  rear  17  Green 
Great  George  W.  saddler  344  Broad 
Greathead  John,  saddler  10  Elm 

Greathead  William,  hat  manuf.  194  Market  h.  10  Liberty 
Greeh  Mads,  hatter  91  Walnut 
Green  Clark,  carpenter  49  Fair 
Green  David  H.  laborer  rear  20  Bleeker 
Green  Ebenezer  A.  gas  fitter  329  Broad  h.  41  Smith 
Green  Elihu,  blacksmith  115  Washington 
Green  George,  tanner  100  Spring 
Green  Henry  L.  jeweler  34  Columbia 
Green  James  H.  coach  maker  44  Liberty 
Green  John,  plater  14  Liberty 
Green  John,  shoemaker  15  East  Fair 
Green  Julia,  widow  of  John  157  Quarry 
Green  Mary  F.  teacher  Wesleyan  Ins.  243  High 
Green  Michael,  machinist  New  n.  Searing 


,  I 

'NEWARK    DIRECTORY.  135 

Green  Morris  C.  coach  maker  46  Liberty 

Green  M.  C  &  J.  H.  lig!,t  carriage  120  R.  R.  avenue 

Green  Peter  K.  engineer  13  Union 

Green  William,  carpenter  33  Chestnut 

Oreen  William  C.  mason  14  East  Mechanic 

Green  William  H.  jeweler  350  Broad 

Greenhalgh  Solomon,  plumder  108^  Broad 

Greenwalt  John,  block  cutter  84  Kinney 

Gregg  John,  builder  55  Mulberry  c.  Canal 

Gregger  Charles,  hatter  l7l   Plane 

Gregory  Catharine  Ann,  widow  of  John  6|5  Broad 

Gregory  James,  mason  169  Commerce 

Gregory  Lawrence,  tailor  169  Commerce 

Grice  John  T.  340  Rail  Road  avenue 

Griffin  Teresa,  trimmer  24  Lombardy 

Griffin  Patrick,  blacksmith  10  Stephens'  Court 

Griffin  Thomas,  blacksmith  10  Stephen's  Court 

Griffing  Lester,  carpenter  23  Bleeker 

Griffith  David  G.  sawyer  56  Mechanic  h.  8  Lafayette 

Griffith  E.  widow  of  Jonathan  69  Mulberry 

Griffith  John  D.  shoemaker  146  Walnut 

Griger  Abigail,  widow  of  Jabez  451  Broad 

Griger  Albert  P.  saMier  Philadelphia 

Griger  Charles,  sad.ller  210  Washington 

Griger  Mary  Ann.  widow  of  Jabez  51  Bank 

Grill  Jacob,  tailor  93  William 

Grim  Joseph,  tailor  12  Grand 

Grimes  James,  currier  1  Chadwick's  Alley 

Griswold  Gilbert,  cabinet  maker  39  i  Broad 

Griswold  Josiah,  California  33  Walnut 

Grob  George,  catholic  school  84  h.  83  William 

Groel  Henry,  turner  26  Grand 

Grof  Henry,  carpenter  181  Academy 

Gronse  John,  farmer 22  Niagara 

Groome  John,  edge  tool  maker  rear  22  North  Prospect 

Grosch  Peter,  enameler  13  Scott 

Groshong  Jeplha  C.  dry  goods  250  h.  498  Broad 

Groshong  &  Co.  J.  C.  dry  goods  250  Broad 

Gross  John,  tailor  21  Prince 

G rover  James  W.  37  t\'assau  N.  Y.  h.  57  Court 

Grover  Lewis  C.  attorney  <^  couns.  at  law  171  Market 

Grover  Stephen  A.  att.  at  law  Califorma  149  Market 

Grover  Stephen  R.  attorney  &  couns.  at  law  149  Market 

Grover  William  B.  m.  d.   149  Market 

Gruet  Edward,  Orange,  .V.  J. 

Gruet  Frederick,  fringe  and  tassel  manuf.  30  Hamilton 

Gruet  Frederick  T.  R.  hat  finisher  Belleville 

Gruet  John  P.  dentist  8  Garden 


136  pierson's 

Gruet  Joseph  N.  198  Market  . 

Gruet  Peter,  straw  and  gimp  edgings  &  satin  wire  Orange 

Grummon  Phebe,  widow  of  Aaron  45  Mechanic 

Grummon  Robert  M.  plater  325  Broad  h.  45  Mechanic 

Grunnraon  WilHam,  builder  rear  3  Beach 

Guerin  Ann,  widow  of  Halsey  10  Union 

Guerin  George  13.  mason  10  Union 

Guerin  Maria,  widow  of  Isaac  B.  292  Washington 

Guerin  Samuel  T.  sash  and  blind  60  Hamilton  h.  15  Hill 

Guerin  Susan,  widow  of  Stephen  P.  80  New 

Guerin  Vincent,  hatter  10  Union 

Guerin  William,  carpenter  32  Hamilton 

Guest  Aaron,  book  &  job  printer  Aiichigan 

Guild  William  B.  dry  goods  43  Wm.  N.  Y.  h.  7  Baldwin 

Guildner  Charles,  locksmith  10  S.  Orange  avenue 

Gujer  Henry,  cabinet  maker  17  Broad 

Gummersell  Richard,  hatter  80  Mulberry 

Gundher  Frederick,  painter  26  Wiliiam 

Gunn  Ann,  widow  of  Benjamin  L,  335  Broad 

Gunn  Felix,  tailor  2  Halsey's  Court 

Gunn  Patrick,  cooper  3  Halsey's  Alley    . 

Guniey  Benj.  P.  mfr.  of  silk  trimmings  156  h.  146  Bank 

Gurney  &  Co,  silk  manufacturers  156  Bank 

Gurney  Henry  G.  mfr.  of  silk  trimmings  156  h.  146  Bank 

Gurney  Joseph  G  mfr.  of  IXL  legee  twist  156  Bank  h. 

39  Rose  N.  Y. 
Gustin  Samuel  J.  nurseryman  21  Fulton 
Guthrie  Caroline,  574  High 

H. 

Haag  Christian,  tailor  and  barber  69  William 
Hackett  Catharine,  widow  23  River 
Hackett  David,  laborer  5  Halsey's  Alley 
■  Hackett  Henry  J.  jeweler  35  Baldwin 
Hackett  John,  file  cutter  138i  Plane 
Hackelty  John  B.  laborer  f)6  Crane 
Hade  William,  laborer  29  Bridge 
Hadfield  John,  hatter  5n  Madison 
Haff  Uriah,  Spanish. eye  Water  101  Plane 
HafTner  Francis  tailor  168  Court 
HaffnerGotftied,  cabinet  maker  71  Boston 
Hagaman  Charles,  cooper  9  Fast  River 
Hagaman  Frederick,  80  Hamburg  Place 
'    Hagar  Eliza,  widow  of  William  100  Broad 
Hagar  Harriet,  widow  of  Jotham  M.  46  Smith 
Hagar  John  H.  tailor  53  Liberty 
Hagerton  Dennis,  trunk  maker  2  Halsey's  Court 
Haggerty  George,  morocco  dresser  165  Washington 
Haggerty  Patrick,  painter  46  Academy 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  137 

Haggerty  Thomas,  hat  manufacturer  2  h.  6  Spring 
Haggerty  William,  laborer  13  Oxford 
Hagle  George,  151  Warren 
Hr.gney  George,  grocer  77  Green  c.  Columbia 
Hague  James,  tin  and  stoves  330  Bd  h.  83  Commerce 
Hague  Jr.  James,  clerk  330  Broad  h.  83  Commerce 
Hague  Joseph,  {armei .Hackensack  N.  J, 
Hague  Rev.  VVm  d.  d.  Pas.  2d  S.  Bap.  Chh.  59  Court 
Hahl  George,  shoemaker  20  Bridge 
Hahl  Martin,  shoemaker  20  Bridge 
Hahn  Christopher,  locksmith  15  Longvporth    ^ 
Haide  John,  shoemaker  21  Commerce 
Haigh  Benjamin,  blacksmith  8  Spring 
Haines  &  BoUes,  flour  store  1  Commercial  Dock 
Haines  Charles  S.  clerk  (T.  V.  J.  &  Co.)  7  Oak 
Haines  George  W.  wagon  maker  inquire  13  Comes 
Haines  Henry,  ivory  black  raanuf.  Wash.  fac.  53  Quarry 
Haines  Jared,  23  Franklin 

Haines  Job,  flour  &c.  1  Commercial  h.  23  Franklin 
Haines  Lewis  A.  carman  198  Plane 
Haines  Mary  E.  56  Walnut 

Haines  Stephen  R.  justice  154J  Market  h.  23  Franklin 
Haines  William  T.  smelter  foot  of  Clay  h.  58  Quarry 
Haj  Thomas,  ostler  rear  27  North  Essex 
Hake  Charles,  druggist  l02i  Market 
Hakle  Cornelius,  cabinet  maker  507  High 
Hakle  George,  151  Warren 
Hakle  Nicholas,  mason  197  Warren 
Hale  Justus  W.  daguerrian  326  r.  350  Broad 
Hale  Mary,  widow  of  William  18  Bank 
Halgering  John,  porter  house  28  East  River 
Hall  Rev.  Charles,  sec'y  a.  h.  m.  s.  N.   York  h.  145  High 
Hall  Charles  P.  blacksmith  9J  Green 
Hall  Charles  P.  dry  goods  258  Broad  h.  30  Bank 
Hall  George,  hatter  61  William 
Hall  George  W.  currier*78  Market  h^l65  Mulberry 
Hall  Gideon,  tailor  45  State 
Hall  Henry  C.  mariner  179  Broad 
Hall  John,  clerk  30  Union 
Hall  John,  saddler  173  Mulberry 
Hall  John,  jeweler  35  Walnut  h.  32  William 
Hall  John,  blacksmith  Chatham 
Hall  John  G.  architect  297  Broad  r.  27  Park  Place 
Hall  John  J.  shoemaker  136  Plane 
Hall  Joseph  D.  dry  goods  259  r.  179  Broad 
Hall  Lewis  A.  m.  d.  179  Broad 
Hall  Mary,  269  Market 
Hall  Mary  Ann,  widow  of  Charles  11  Beach 
12* 


138  pierson's 

Hall  Miss  Rebecca,  136  Plane 

Hall  Hichard,  hat  manufacturer  233  Washington 

Hall  Robert  R.  moulder  3  Lafayette 

Hall  Samu'^1,  varnish  maker  1 3  Garden 

Hall  Sarah  Jane,  nurse  33  Fair 

Hall  Tobias  A.,   capiain  Ocean  Bird  15  Boudinot 

Hall  William,  carpenter  27  South  Canal 

Hallett  Jarat's,  chair  maker  289  Washington 

Hallock  Jane,  taiioress  3  New 

Hallock  Jeremiah,  carpenter  171  Plane 

Halsey  Charles,  patent  leather  Orleans  n.  Nesbitt 

Halsey  Charles  H.  356  Broad 

Halsey  Daniel,  clerk  Mobile  55  Market 

Halsey  Daniel  S.  box  mfr.  40  Market  h.  156  Plane 

Halsey  George  A.  acct.  292  Broad  r.  l89  Washington 

Halsey  &  Hunter,  clothiers  292  Broad 

Halsey  Isaac,  wood  and  coal  dealer  41  River  h.  over  river 

Halsey  James  II.  cutter  68  h.  49  Market 

Halsey  Joseph  A.  pres.  Mechanics'  Bank  25  Park  Place 

Halsey  Julia  C  widow  of  William  131  Bruad 

Halisey  Miss  Mary,  144  Bank 

Halsey  &  Noble,  japan  linen,  muslin  and  silk  Orleans  c. 

James 
Halsey  Samuel,  patent  leather  4  West  Market  Place  h. 

189  Washington 
Halsey  Sharp,  (cold)  rear  112  Church 
Halsey  Silas  C,  acct.  309  Broad  r.  189  Washington 
Halsey  Smith,  55  Market 

Halsey  &  Taylor,  patent  leather  mfrs.  4  West  Market  pU 
Halsey  &  Tucker,  curriers  68  and  70  Market 
Halsey,  Utter  «&  Co.  292  Broad 

Halsey  William  H.  japanned  linen,  &c.  Orleans  h.  38  Arch 
Halsted  Abel  H.  California  417  Broad 
Halsteii  Abigail,  widow  of  Anthony  boarding h.  49 Boston 
Halsted  Catharine,  milliner  49  Boston 
Halsted  Edwin  0.  49  Boston 
Halsted  Francis  Wilham  California  417  Broad 
Halsted  George  B,  alt.  &  couns.  at  law  267  r.  4 17  Broad 
Halsted  Matthias  O.  merchant  N.  York,  North  Orange 
Halsted  Oliver  S.  chancellor  417  Broad 
Halsted  Jr.  Oliver  S.  att.  ^  couns.  267  Broad 
Halsted  Robert  M.  Capt.  bark  Griffon  417  Broad 
Halsted  Walter  K.  California  132  Washington 
Halwie  John,  tailor  7  Grand 
Haly  Thomas,  laborer  23  River 
Ham  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Derick  boarding  h.  13  Fair 
Hambergcr  George,  tailor  25  Grand 
Hambrook  Johii  W.  baker  31  State 


NEWARK    DIRECTORY.  139 

Hamilton  Elias  S.  carriage  maker  76  Orange 

Hamilton  Jane,  C8  Richmond 

Hamilton  John  L.  harness  maker  147  Academy 

Hamilton  Rachael,  hat  trimmer  37  Columbia 

Hamlin  Augustus  S.  97  Commerce 

Hnmlin  George  E.  hatter  2l8  Bank 

Hamlin  James  V.  justice  office  297  Broad  h.  97  Commerce 

Hamlin  John.  (R.  D.  &  Co  )  3  Beaver 

Hammel  Conrad,  moulder  40  Catharine 

Hammel  David,  laborer '23  Searing 

Hammel  John,  tailor  271  Marlset 

Hammell  Charles,  meat  store  247  Broad  r.  1  S.  Canal 

Hammell  Isaac,  meat  store  "247  Broad  r.  1  S.  Canal 

HammillHugh,  grocer  179  Plane 

Hammond  Albert,  shoemaker  19  Catharine 

Hammond  Judson,  shoemaker  19  Calhai:ine 

Haminonti  Sebastian,  tailor  South  Prospect  n.  Garden 

Hammond  Th  )mas,  carpenter  27  Jefferson 

Hampson  Edward,  hatter  26  Congress 

Hampson  Edwin,  hatter  15  Ward 

Hampson  George,  hatter  rear  13  Ward 

Hampson  Her.ry,  hatter  26  Congress 

Hampson  John,  halter  25  Newark 

Hampson  William,  halter  39  Jefferson 

Hampson  William,  hatter  51  Jefferson 

Hampton  Edvvin  A.  South  Carolina  134  Railroad  avenue 

Hampton  Harvey  S.  victualing  house  134  Railroad  ave. 

Hance  &  Anthony,  butchers  380  Broad 

Hance  David  N    meat  380  Broad  h.  53  Orchard 

Hancock  Henry,  boot  maker  15  Court 

Hancock  Lloyd,  trunk  nianuf  27  Park  Place 

Hancock  Isaac,  mason  15  Franklin  Place 

Hancock  Judson,  shoemaker  197  Bank 

Hand  Charles  F.  cigar  maker  577  Broad 

Hand  Deborah,  widow  of  Uzal  67  Mulberry 

Hand  Kdward  P  builder  21  South  Canal  h  .103  Commerce 

Hand  Eunice,  36  Church 

Hand  Levi,  trunk  box  maker  22i  Church 

Hand  Robert,  blacksmith  587  h.  5'77  Broad 

Handley  George,  iron  turner  6o8  High 

Handley  Matthew,  laboier  60  Bruen 

Handley  Sampson,  14  Franklin 

Handley  WilHarh,  tinsmith  344  Broad 

H^ndy  William  L.  "baker  36  William 

Haney  Jacob,  tailor  78  Kinney 

Haney  Joseph,  laborer  7  Plane 

Haney  William,  currier  78  Kinney 

Hankins  George  V.  hatter  326  Broad  h.  1  New  York 


140  pierson's        • 

Hankins  John  W.  carman  20  Summit 

Hankins  Nathay  D.  Railroad  office  h.  68  Broad 

Hanley  Adam,  laborer  1  Rankin 

Hanne^an  John,  laborer  20  Ailing 

Hanrahan  James,  grocer  124  Lock 

Hanrahan  John,  tin  ware  185  Nesbitt 

Hansburry  Dennis,  japanner  Chatham  n.  New 

Hansinger  Nicholas,  watch  maker  29  Orchard 

Hanson  Abby  L  widow  of  Jos.  boarding  h.  1  Park  Chh.  pi. 

Hanson  Ira.  1  Park  Church  Place 

Hanson  Joseph,  clerk  1  Park  Church  Place 

Hanson  Mary  E.  widow  of  Michael  40  Quarry 

Harcan  George,  laborer  35  Lawrence 

Harcourt  James  M  gro'cer  71  h.  75  Lock 

Hard  Laura,  widow  ol  Eli  121  South  Prospect 

Hard  Melville  T.  cutter  106  Oliver 

Hardham  &  Burrage,  wood  turners  Hamilton  c.  McWhor. 

Hardham  William  L.  carpenter  28  Union 

Hardman  Aaron,  hatter  8  East  Fair  , 

Hardman  Wickliffe.  plater  8  East  Fair 

Hardman  William  B  spring  maker  6  Harrison's  Court 

Hardy  Samuel,  painter  Madison  n.  South  Market 

Hardy  William,  engineer  Hedenberg's  h.  47  Warren 

Hargan  Fanny.  46  Orange 

Hargan  James,  grocer  155  Market 

Hargan  William,  grocer  2  East  Biver 

Haring  David  P.  clerk  12  Plum 

Harity  Dennis,  malleable  iron  173  Academy 

Harker  James,  wheelwright  fiS  Catharine 

Harland  Mary,  widow  of  Nicholas,  J22"Nesbiit 

Harley  Francis  (col'd)  clothes  cleaner,  281  B'd.  h.  12  Mill 

Harley  Francis,  (col'd)  71  Inness 

Harlow  Louisa,  25  Franklin 

Plarlows  Piiillip,  cutler  148  Academy 

Harnisch  Joseph,  machinist  2] 2  Washington 

Harper  Francis  F.  H.  H.  seaman  158  South  Market 

Harr  John  M.  21  Lafayette 

Harrington  Daniel,  d.  d,  s.  154  Broad 

Harrington  Mary,  widow  of  Joseph  66  Walnut 

Harrington  Joseph,  painter  88  Plane 

Harrington  Patrick,  hatter  66  New 

Harrington  William,  laborer  150  North  Broad 

Harriott  &  Adams,  jewelers  2  Fair  c.  Broad 

Harriott  Reuben  F.  jeweler  2  Fair  h.  2  Clinton 

Harris  Alexander,  merchant  Little  Falls,  iV.  /. 

Harris  Calvin  S.  carman  19  Garden 

Harris  David,  23  Rankin 

Harris  Esther  B.  widow  of  B.  M.  177  Market 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  f4l 

Harris  Jacob  B.  mason  18  Summit 

Harris  James,  hatter  108  New 

HarrisJohn,  cabinet  maker  72  Ferry 

Harris  John,  (col'd)  blacksmith  28  Bank 

Harris  Josiah  L.  grocer  6  Franklin  Place 

Harris  Mary,  widow  of  David  124  Mulberry 

Harris  Michael,  laborer  38  Union 

Harris  Moses,  Little  Falls,  N.  J. 

Harris  Samuel  D    blacksmith  12  Plane 

Harris  Thomas,  shoemauer  13  Rankin 

Harris  Thomas  (col'd)  teamster  232  South  Broad 

Harris  Thomas  W.  carpenter  13  Bank 

Harris  Walter,  81  Cedar,  N.  Y.  24  South 

Harris  William  H.  builder  Little  Falls  N.  J. 

Harrison  Benj.  F.  machinist  323  Broad  h.  95  Mulberry 

Harrison  &  Breese,  machinist  reaif  329  Broad 

Harrison  Charles  H.  patent  leather  45  h.  13  Garden    • 

Harrison  Charles  J.  builder  106  South 

Harrison  Charles  W.  medical  student  41  Hamilton 

Harrison  Cynthia,  widow  of  Moses  S.  28  Academy 

Harrison  Daniel  Y;  spice  merchant  Cincinnati 

Harrison  &  Duncan,  patent  leather  45  Garden 

Harrison  Elias,  hatter  103^  Broad 

Harrison  Elias,  jeweler  69  Commerce 

Harrison  Francis  H.  currier  42  Warren 

Harrison  George,  frame  work  knitter  353  Broad 

Harrison  George  W.  watch  case  47  Dey  N.  F.  h.  19  Fulton 

Harrison  Henry,  shoemaker  242  Plane 

Har^isor^ Henry  W.  carpenter  l57  Orange 

Harrison  Ira  M.  malleable  iron  74  Clay  h.  11  Franklin 

Harrison  Isaac,  carpenter  268  Plane 

Harrison  James  A.  harness  183  Mulberry  h.  1  Railroad  av. 

Harrison  Jesse  T.  saddler  4  Orchard  .  , 

Harrison  Joel,  farmer  Lyons  Farms 

Harrison  John  S.  painter  183  Mulberry 

Harrison  John  W.  currier  aO  Shipman 

Harrison  Joseph  D.  horsepower  machines  84  h.  157  Orange 

H;\rrison  Joseph  L  body  maker  30  Lumber 

Harrison  Josiah,  shoemaker  I03i  Broad 

Harrison  Jr.  Josiah,  North  Ward  and  Cily.Hotel  106  Broad 

Harrison  Mary  Ann,  widow  of  Edward  3  Fulton 

Harrison  Jr.  Moses,  carpenter  71  Warren 

Harrison,  Pierson  &Co.  horse  &  dog  power  mills  84  Orange 

Harrison  Rhoda  H.  widow  of  Demas  41  "Hamilton 

Harrison  Richard,  hatt'jr  57  North  Broad 

Harrison  Sarah  M.  widow  of  Edward  N.  308  8th  av.  N.  Y. 

Harrison  Thomas  M   printer  2()6  Broad 

Harrison  William,  rule  maker  12  Cherry 


142  FIERSON'S 

Harrison  William,  hatter  9  Green 

Harrison  William,  horse  power  machine  84  Orange  h.  6  Bd 
Harrison  William  B.  jeweler  23  Bridge 
Harrnegfeyer  George,  shoemaker  6  Nichols'  Court 
Hart  Frederick,  boatman  Richmond  n.  Bank 
Hart  John,  blacksmith  4  Nichols'  Court 
Hart  Patrick,  laborer,  keeper  of  cemetery  361  N-  Broad 
Hartdorn  John  G.  tailor  4  West 
Kartell  Michael,  shoemaker  rear  102  Church 
Hartley  Charles,  shoemaker  20  Rankin 
Hartman  Andrew  S.  tailor  2  Nichols'  Court    - 
Hartman  John,  Ridge  n.  Mill 
Hartney  John,  6  Maiden  Lane 
Hartney  Stephen,  currier  16  William 
Harton  Samuel,  grocer  18  Adams 
Hartough  Amy,  widow  8f  Abraham  11  Bruen 
Hartwig  William,  pocket  book  maker  81  Plume 
Hartshorne  Eliza,  widow  of  Thomas  14  Summit 
Haitshorne  John,  city  treasurer  292  Broad  h.  60  Warren 
Harvey  John,  teacher  260  High  c.  William 
Harvey  Levenus  J.  nurseryman  358  North  Broad 
Harvey  Mary  E.  milliner  260  High 
Harvey  Robert  J.  a.  m.  Prof.  Classical  and  English  lan- 
guages 620  Broad 
Harvey  Stephen  J.  grocer  260  High 
Harwood  Michael,  wheelwright  1  Chadwick's  Alley 
Harnes  Frederick  H.  177  Market 
Hasen  Patrick,  currier  36  Hedges'  Alley 
Haskell  Jacob,  blacksmith  20  Nesbitt 
Haskell  Maria,  35  Ogden 
Haslam  John,  carpenters  tools  136  Quarry 
Haslin  Xapher,  potter  168  Mulberry 
Hass  Jacob,  gardner  193  Court 
H^sselburg  Jacob,  gardner  63  Goble 
Hassell  John,  dentist  175  Market 
Hastings  George,  hatter  57  Bank 
Hastings  Isaac,  shoemaker  57  Bank 
Hastings  James,  shoemaker  57  Bank 
Hastings  James  W.  shoemaker  57  Bank 
Hastings  Jane,  141  Mulberry 
Hastings  Joseph,  shoenaaker  629  Broad 
Hastings  William,  cab  driver  1.  H.  Snyders 
Hastings  William,  clerk  260  r.  354  Broad 
Hatch  Goord,  trunk  maker  344  Broad 
Hatch  Robert,  hatter  92  Bank 
Hatch  Jr.  Robert,  halter  97  Washington 
Hatfield  Aaron,  mason  102  Mulberry 
Hatfield  Abraham,  shoemaker  9  Hill 


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NEWARK    DIRECTORY,  140. 

Hatfield  Charles,  gaiter  boot  maker  14  Church 

Hatfield  David,  shoemaker  North  Lawrence 

Hatfield  Henry  O.  shoemaker  9  Hill 

Hatfield  Ira  L.  shoemaker  131  Walnut 

Hathaway  Charles  T.  cutter  133  Market  h.  45  Halsey 

Hathaway  Elihu,  21  Nesbitt  • 

Hathaway  John,  shoemaker  toll  gate  Springfield  avenue 

Hathorn  Robert  B.  broker  310  Broad  h.  93  Halsey 

Hattersly  William,  Britania  metal  Crane  n.  Caroline 

Hatwick  Christian,  tailor  30  Mill  c.  Brown 

Hatwick  John,  mason  30  Mill  c.  Brown 

Hatwick  John,  carpenter  500  High 

Haugh  Adam,  engineer  61  River 

Haulenbeck  Garret,  carpenter  87  Spring 

Haulenbeck  Isaac,  carpenter  39  Ogden 

Haulenbeck  Isaac  P.  saddle  tree  riveter  9i  Division  Place 

Haulenbeck  James,  carpenter  78  Slate 

Haulenbeck  William  H  harness  maker  Bridgeport 

Haurey  John  G.  carpenter  114  Washington 

Haurey  Peter,  trunk  maker  114  Washington 

Hasler  Patrick,  carman  208  Rail  Road  avenue 

Hause  Lawrence,  tailor  41   West 

Havay  Patrick,  laborer  48  Bloomfield  avenue 

Havell  Henry,  steel  worker  State  c.  Boyden 

Haviland  Joseph,  tool  maker  8  Mill 

Haw  Jr.  George,  hatter  !•  Vine 

Hawes  Geo.  wood  &  ivory  turner  rear  333  Bd  h.  3  Blacker 

Hawes  Jr.  George,  turner  3  Bleeker 

Hawkins  Anna  C.  widow  of  Thomas  75  Mulberry 

Hawkins  John,  millwright  60  Court 

Hawkins  William  W.  cooper  12  Point  Lane 

Hawthorn  James  H.  172  Broad 

Hawthorn  Robert,  quarryman  130  North  Bi»ad 

Hay  Adam,  machinist  rear  250  Market  h.  14  Ailing 

Hay  Alexander  N.  carpenter  114  McWhorter 

Hay  George,  hatter  326  Broad  h.  137  Washington 

Hay  James  B.  foundry  rear  250  Market  h.  7  Ward 

Hay  Jeannett,  widow  of  David  7  Ward 

Haycock  Miss  E.  fashionable  dressmaker  65  Plane 

Haycock  Sarah  Ann,  widow  of  Thomas  65  Plane 

Haycock  Thomas  H.  harness  maker  65  Plane 

Hayden  Abby  E.  widow  of  Jabez  B,  31  Orchard 

Hay  den  Caroline,  milliner  l28  Broad* 

Hayden  Mary,  widow  of  Lewis  128  Broad 

Hayes  David,  7^4  Broad 

Hayes  David  A.  att.  and  couna.  314  Broad  r.  33  Smith 

Hayes  George,  jeweler  Philadelphia 

Hayes  Jabez  W.  jeweler  385  h.  383  Broad 


144  pierson's 

Hayes  &  Co.  Jabez  W.  jewelers  385  Broad 

Hayes  John  D.  coach  lace  weaver  173  Mulberry 

Hayes  Joseph,  farmer  Clinton  Township  n.  Broad 

Hayes  Mary,  matron  Orphan  Asylum  l!)4  High 

Hayes  Oliver  J.  merchant  Buenos  Ai/res 

Ha^s  Richard  (col'd)  laborer  86  Garden 

Hayes  Flobert  J.  carpenter  60  Elm 

Hayes  Samuel,  620  13road 

Hayes  Wickliffe  O.  grocer  and  baker  178  Mulberry 

Hays  Charles  A.  clerk  141  Plane 

Hays  David  J.  35  Broad 

Hays  Enos  W.  carpenter  42  Lock 

Hays  John,  strest  commissioner  l41  Plane 

Hays  Stejjhen,  hatter  141  Plane 

Hayward  Charles,  carman  22J  Church 

Headley  Milton,  dry  goods  133  Market  h.  99  Broad 

Headley  Wm.  O.  sash  and  blinds  4  Comes  h.  126  William 

Healey  Nicholas,  laborer  87  South  Orange  Avenue 

Healy  George  D.  plater  14  Mechanic  h.  1  Springfield  ave. 

Healy  James,  212  Washington 

Healy  Jr,  J;  mes,  morocco  dresser  212  Washington 

Her 'y  John,  teacher  38 J  Bieeker 

Healy  Martin,  laborer  10  Halsey's  Alley 

Healy  Philip,  laborer  212  Washington 

Healy  Peter,  laborer  81  Plume 

Healy  &  Stivers,  platers  15  Mechanic 

Healy  Thomas,  89  Pennington 

Heaney  James,  carpenter  U  South  Canal 

Heath  Hugh,  saddler  6  Columbia 

Healh  John  L.  chair  mfr.  370  Broad  h.  12  Lafayette 

Heath  Joseph,  clerk  State  Bank  r.  356  Broad 

Heath  S.  R.  W.  dry  goods  286  Broad  h.  23  Clinton 

Healh  Willia*  A.  dry  goods  2S6  Broad  r.  97  Mulberry 

Heatherston  John,  laborer  22  Plume 

Heatiierton  Patrick,  currier  I'J  Lush 

Heaton  Benjamin  F.  clothing  298  Broad  r.  33  Clinton 

Heaion  tj-  Currie,  clothing  store  298  Broad 

HeMon  Samuel  O,  clothing  276  Broad  h.  33  Clinton 

Hebberd  Gilbert  C.  cutter  118  Broad 

Hebburn  William,  saddler  6  Halsey 

Hebe  Henry,  blacksmith  32  Bridge 

Hebe  John,  laborer  53  River 

Hebe  John,  carman  55  River        *• 

Heberton  George,  painter  and  glazier  95  Commerce 

Heberton.  Geo.  V.  G.  clerk  242  Broad  r.  95  Commerce 

Heberton  Jolin,  dry  goods  212  Broad  r.  95  Commerce 

Heberton  Reuel  H.  New  York  express  r.  188  Broad 

Hebner  Casper,  laborer  3  Halsey's  Court 


NEWARK  DIRECTORS.  145 

Hebring  Joseph,  38  Thomas 
Hebring  Stephen,  collar  maker  38  Thomas 
Hebring  Theodore,  collar  maker  10  Green 
Heck  Jacob,  butcher  77  West 
Heckney  Frederick,  laborer. 19  Baldwin 
Heckney  George,  collar  maker  27  Bruen 
Heckney  Mary,  widow  of  Lewis  27  Bruen 
Heckney  Peter,  tailor  rear  102  Church 
Hedden  Aaron,  mason  Cimlon  toivnship 
fledden  Aaron,  shoemaker  60  Catharine 
Hedden  Alvan,  crockery  mer.  308  Broad  r.  City  Hotel 
Hedden  Andrew  J.  coach  maker  250  Washington 
Hedden  Binard  J.  carpenteir  1  h.  38  Orange 
Hedden  Charles,  100  Bank 

Hedden  Cyrus,  South  Orange  ave.  above  Wallace 
Hedden  Daniel,  (col'd)  laborer  9  Golden 
Hedden  David  B  clerk  lf5  Mechanic  h   66  Halsey 
Hedden  i>avid  B.  carriage  maker  187  Washington 
Hedden  Edwin,  mason  136  Walnut 
Hedden  Elias  B.  coach  maker  3  Springfield  Avenue 
Hedden  Ephraim,  dairyman  Camptown  Road 
Hedden  Henry,  shoemaker  Orleans  n    Nesbitt 
Hedden  Henry  D.  justice  peace  294  Broad  h    19  Com'rce 
Hedden  Horace,  shoemaker  6S  Bank 
Hedden  .lames  N.  4  Garden 
Hedden  James  T.  California  10  Smith 
Hedden  John  D.  clerk  121  River  h.  69  Ferry 
Hedden  Joseph,  farmer  South  Orange  Av.  above  Wallace 
Hedden  Josepha  A.  21  Park 

Hedden  Jotham,  treasurer  lime  company  Bridge  dock 
Hedden  Lydia,  dress  maker  418  Broad 
Hedden  Lysander,  shoemaker  57  Catharine 
Hedden  Margaret  P.  widow  of  Samuel  Lyons  Farms 
Hedden  Mary,  widow  of  Uzal  580  High  n.  Qyarry 
Hedden  Minard  E.  builder  1 12  Orange 
Hedden  Obadiah,  37  Catharine 
Hedenberg  Abraham,  fancy  store  254  Broad 
Hedenberg  Edward  L.  coach  m.  210  Market  h.  66  Mulb'y 
Hedenberg  James,  94  Commerce 
Hedenberg  Jesse  C.  382  Broad 
Hedenberg  John  C.  Rahway  Wo7-ks,  N.  J. 
Hedenberg  &  Little,  light  carriage  manuf.  210  Market 
Hedenberg.  Richard  L.  coach  manuf  94  Commerce 
Heder  John,  cabinet  maker  rear  98  Church 
Hedges  Andrew  J.  jeweler  43  Fair 
Hedges  Daniel  M   shoemaker  95  William 
Hedges  Henry  C.  1  Plan,  N.  Y.  396  High 
Hedges  Nathan,  high  school  42  Bank  h.  396  High 
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146  pierson's 

Hedges  Samuel,  gone  West 

Hedges  Sarah  C.  widow  of  Elias  43  Fair 

Hedges  Sarah  I'',  dress  maker  43  Fair 

Heeb  John,  cane  maker  127  Springfield  Avenue 

Heeley  William,  jeweler  80  Kinney 

Heffer  Paulding,  pe-^lar  129  Sprjngfield  Avenue 

Heffner  Godfrey,  cabinet  maker  71  Boston 

Heffron  John,  currier  27  Soriber's  Lane 

Hegel  Joseph  J.  carman  51  Jones 

Heginbolhem  John,  shoemaker  24  Congress 

Heii  Isaac,  63  North  Canal 

Heiner  Adam,  baker  12  Longworth 

Heinisch  Rochus,  palent  shears  rear  h.  114  Market 

Heilbron  Seligman.  upholsterer  43  West 

Heland  George,  tailor  12  Webster 

Helfrigh  William,  shoemaker  6  Fair 

Hell  Frederick,  cabinet  maker  14  Scott 

Heller  Casper,  filer  9  New  York 

Hellinger  Francis  C.  bulcher  16  Centre  Mar't  h.  126  Wm, 

Hellougel  Daniel,  trunk  maker  23  Broom 

Helmirech  Conrad,  butcher  12  Adams 

Helmlengyer  Phillip,  patent  leather  20  Congress 

Helms  Daniel,  cutter  44  Bleeker 

Helms  Jane,  widow  5  Warren 

Helmstaedter  Peter,  tavern  25  River 

Helmsteder  George,  jeweler  10  Beach 

Hemat  Bernhard.  jeweler  65  Catharine 

Hemenover  John.  39  Market 

Hemmall  William,  baker  11  Grand 

Hemmelman  Joseph,  tailor  154  South  Market 

Hempes  Frederick,  laborer  20  Prince 

Henchy  Patrick,  dairyman  250  Elm 

Henderson  Jamef^,  iron  and  steel  186  r.  172  Market 

Henderson  JjUcIus  M.  i95  Market 

Henderson  Pdartha,  widow  of  George  168  Washington 

Henderson  Rev  Matthew  H.  rector  Trinity  chh.  2  Park  pi 

Henderson  William,  halter  44  Fair 

Uendrickson  Charles,  dairyman  103  Elm 

Hcndrickson  Charles,  carpenter  12  Plume     . 

Hendrickson  George,  tailor  316  Broad 

Henmel  John,  laborer  24  Drift 

Henmeller  Charles,  jeweler  175a  Mulberry 

Henn  Robert,  file  cutter  rear  24  Jackson 

Henner  James,  jeweler  93  South  Broad 

Henniberry  Mary,  widow  of  William  40  River 

Hennion  Alexander,  57  Slate 

Hennion  Alexander,  agent  56  New 

Hennion  George  W.  saddle  tree  maker  11  Liberty 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY,  147 

Hennion  Sylvester  C.  boatm- n8  Comes 

Henry  Christian,  carpet  weaver  238  Broad  h.  39  Prince 

Henry  James,  laborer  4  Summit 

Henry  James,  carpenter  83  Plane 

Henry  Jesse,  trunii  box  maker  18  East  Mechanic 

Henry  Jesse,  laborer  basement  Bethel  Church 

Henry  Robert  G.  grocer  367  Broad  h.  21  Walnut 

Hensley  Daniel,  cutler  1  hum's  Court 

Henson  William,  36  Commerce 

Henson  William  S.  engraver  151  Orange 

Herbert  John,  carpenter  65  Washington 

Herdman  David,  India  rubber  87  Halsey 

Herdman  Eunice,  2  Willow 

Herdman  John  H.  currier  3  Vine 

Herdman  William  R.  turner  towpalh  opposite  jail 

Heriman  Ellen,  widow  of  Samuel  25  Quarry 

Heriman  Hannah,  widow  of  David  25  Quarry 

Herman  John,  cutler  34  Franklin 

Hermann  Sebastian,  tailor  77  South  Prospect 

Hern  Thomas,  laborer  Wilsey  n   Sussex  avenue 

Hernlein  Christian,  tailor  40  Wallace 

Heron  William,  cloth  cutter  194  Mulberry 

Herpers  Ferdinand,  jeweler  308  Washington 

Herrick  John  C.  carpenter  36  South  Market 

Herron  Barney,  founder  157  Quarry 

Herron  Charles,  laborer  157  Quarry 

Herron  Catharine,  widow  of  William  56  Union 

Hertlein  Casper,  basket  maker  70  Ferguson 

Hervey  James  M.  coach  painter  6  New 

Herwick  Conrad,  tailor  139  Court 

Hesemon  Bernard,  shoemaker  1 13  Orange 

Hesscer  Christian,  carpenter  35  Grand 

HestofF  Moses,  currier  40  Mulberry 

Heterick  Frederick,  cooper  Hamburg  Place 

Heterick  George,  cooper  20  Congress 

Hetherton  Patrick,  currier  21  Lush 

Hetzel  D.  S.  mechanics  hotel  188  Broad 

Hetzel  George,  97  South  Canal 

Hewes  Benjamin  L.  shoemaker  19  Warren  ' 

Hewes  Hester  A.  tailoress  82  Catharine 

Hewes  James,  blacksmith  21  Sussex  avenue 

Hewes  L.  Joseph,  machinist  Union  Iron  W'ks  h.  25  Bdge 

Hewes  Mary,  widow  of  Joseph  31  Orange 

Hewes  Mary,  36  Church 

Hewes  &  Phillips,  machinists  Union  Iron  Works  Meeker's 

Hewes  Robert,  farmer  Orange  n.  Morris  Canal 

Hewitt  Horatio  T.  chronometer  mfr.  N  Y.  h.  109  Orange 

Hewitt  Richard,  wood  turner  rear  333  Broad  r.  13  Fair 


148  riERsaN's 

Hewitt  Richard  H.  wood  turner  13  Fair 

Hewlett  Samuel,  furrier  88  Plane 

Hewson  Elleri,  milliner  24  Plane 

Hewson  James.  65  Com nerce 

Hewson  John,  jeweler  1  Kinney 

Hexamer  F.  C.  tailor  90  South  Orange  avenue 

Hey  Ahart.  window  shades  Onmge  n.  Nesbitt 

Heyedcha  August,  shoemaker  22'J  Washingtoo 

Hibhard ,  hatter  20  Ailing 

Hibler  Josep^i  S.  (S.  C.  &  Co.)  H  Cherry 
Hibler  Nelson  A.  chair  maker  114  Plane 
Hibler  Samuel,  tailor  14  Oileans 
Hickey  John,  hatier  BO  Orange 
Hickey  John,  tanner  20  Jamea 
Hickey  Thomas,  hatter  68  Orange 
Hicks  Jason,  31  Franklin 
Ilicks  John,  (col'd)  laborer  17  Golden 
Hicks  Rachel,  widow  of  Jason  31  Franklin 
■  Hicks  Thomas  E.  coich  maker  250  Market  h.  2  Ward 
Hicks  William  H.  student  308  8th  avenue  New  York 
Hidley  John,  shoemaker  135  Plane^ 
Hiffi  Augustus,  varnish  618  Broad 
Higgins  Daninl,  hatier  215  Bank 
Higgins  Isaac  O   tin  manufacturer  25  Walnut 
Higgins  James,  hatter  HuJson  c.  Warren 
Higgins  John,  laborer  l57  Quarry 
Higgins  Mark,  halter  l95  Bank  h.  190  Academy 
Higgins  Mary,  dressmaker  7  Cottage 
Higgins  Robert,  wheelwright  688  Broad 
Higgins  William,  tanner  8  Stephens'  Court 
Higginson  Mary  H.  widow  of  John  H.  20  Church 
High  Street  Brewery,  514  High 
Hild  Francis,  shoemaker  39  Market 
Hi^d  Joseph,  trunk  maker  l69  Court 
Hildebrand  Ernest,  carriage  maker  162  Washington 
Hildeshimer  George,  shoemaker  rear  31  Garden 
Hiley  Jnhn,  brewer  28  Marshall 
Hill  Ambrose  B.  M.  D   359  Broad  h.  245  Plane 
Hill  Augustus,  druggist  358  Broad  h.  245  Plane 
Hill  Cornelias  M.  grocer  200  Broad  h.  107  Plane 
Hill  &  Co.  druggists  35^  Broad 
Hill  Henry,  prmter  31  Rankin 
Hill  Jacob  P.  blacksmith  52  Crane 
Hill  John,  halter  643  High 
Hill  John  B.  carpenter  46  Orange 
Hiller  F.dward,  beer  house  (basement)  121  Market 
Hillyer  Edward  T.  alt.  and  couns.  116  Broad  h.  31  Fulton 
Hilt  Abali.na,  widow  of  John  ly8  Bank 
Hinie  Christian,  jeweler  26  Marshall 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY. 


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Himmel  Catharine,  widow  of  John  131  Springfield  ave. 

Hinchman  Horatio  N.  harness  m.  4  Mech.  49  Columbia 

Hinchman  Joseph,  patent  leather  18  Fair  li.  110  Walnut 

Hinds  Silas  P.  music  tea:her  26'J  Brond  h.  25  Warren 

Hineld  Michael,  comb  maker  rear  98  Church 

Hines  Jane,  tailoress  217  Washington 

Hines  John,  cabinet  maker  82  Academy 

Hiniile  James  G.  segar  maker  471  High 

Hinman  Amanda,  widow  of  Lafayette  46  South  Canal 

Hippie  John,  carpenter  101  South  Prospect 

Hisner  John,  jeweler  208  Rail  Road  avenue 

Hitchcock  Abraham,  farmer  227  North  Broad 

Hitchcock  Charlolte,  227  North  Broad 

Hitchcock  Robert,  harness  maker  12  South  Market 

Hiugk  Jacob,  butcher  77  West 

Hoag  James,  laborer,  214  Mulberry  < 

Hoagland  Hannah,  widow  of  William  17  Franklin  Place 

Hoagland  John  T.  coach  trimmer  590  Broad 

Hoagland  Wm.  cabinet  ma'^er  84  Union  118  McWborter 

Hoay  Patrick,  shoemaker  17  Sheffield 

Hobbis  Thomas,  jeweler  156  Elm 

Hock  George,  gas  pipe  layer  163  South  Market 

Hector  John,  laborer  74  North  Canal 

Hodson  James,  shoemaker  12  Beach 

Hoerner  H.  carpenter  81  West 

Hoferker  Anthony,  laborer  5  Broad 

Hoffman  Adam,  cabinet  maker  16  Longworth 

Hoffman  Andrew,  basket  maker  259  Broad 

Hoffman  &  Brothers  Z.  M.  jewelers  175a  Mulberry 

Hoffman  Christian,  jeweler  195  Mulberry 

Hoffman  Frederick,  jeweler  265  Rail  Road  avenue 

Hoffman  John,  hatter  208  Rail  Road  avenue 

Hoffman  John  G.  sergeant  at  arms  200  Hamburg  Place 

Hoffman  Max,  jeweler  &  silversm.  175a  Mulb'y  c.  Beach 

Hoffman  William,  frame  maker  rear  18  Church 

Hoffman  William,  jeweler  1"9  Mulberry 

Hoffmister ,  jeweler  43  William 

Hofses  John,  jeweler  440J  Broad  h.  10  Longworth 

Hogan  George,  mason  22  Bleeker 

Hogan  Moses,  boot  fitter  65  Washington 

Hogan  Thomas,  patent  laather  162  Lock 

Holbrook  Albert  M.  cloth  cutter  34  Smith 

Holbrook  A.  Stephen,  book  and  job  printer  rear  333  Broad 

h.  15  Bank  « 

Holbrook  Elizabeth  B.  widow  of  Andrew  L.  210  Elm 
Holbrook  Sophia,  widow  of  Amos  34  Smith 
Hole  Joseph  W.  tailor  37  Broom 
Holden  Cornelius  H.  tailor  Pierson's  Alley 
13* 


150  fierson's 

Holden  Edmund  H.  carman  20  North  Essex 

Holden  Eliza  R.  widow  of  Horatio  ()6  Bank 

Hulden  Franklin,  grocer  87  Broad  h.  79  Orange 

Holden  &  Co.  F.  grocers  87  Broad 

Holden  George,  butcher  9  Centre  Mkt.  h.  24  Commerce 

Holden  Henry,  2d  mate  Bark  Griffon  California 

Holden  Sarah,  r.  19  Bridge 

Holden  Susan,  widow  of  Henry  11  Mulberry 

Holden  Thomas,  japanner  31  Arch 

Hoi  ford  Joseph,  varnish  maker  47  East  Kioney 

Holland  John,  laborer  38  Brown 

Holland  Margaret,  widow  of  John  3  Duraad 

Holland  Michael,  gardner  34  Bridge 

Holland  Eliza,  widow  of  Charles  W.  30  Quarry 

Holle  Edward,  baker  173  Mulberry 

HoUenbach  Francis,  tailor  20  Upper  JeflTerson 

HoUingsworth  George,  painter  Orleans  n.  Orange 

Hollingsworth  Joseph,  currier  159  h.  1<{4  Washington 

Hollister  Benjamin  F.  hatter  52  Columbia 

HoUister  Howell  W.  saddler  Virfrinia  21  Franklin 

Holloway  Daniel,  cabinet  mfr.  65  Market  h.  1 10  Comhierce 

HoUoway  Eli,  cabinet  warehouse  134  h.  132  Broad 

Holloway  Joel,  shoemaker  206  South  Broad 

Holloway  John  M.  clerk  290  r.  132  Broad 

Hollum  Moses,  hatter  188  Orange 

Holmes  Elizabeth,  18  Ailing 

Holmes  Gabriel,  (cold)  13  Division  Place 

Holmes  John,  tanner  40  Broom 

Holmes  John,  iron  moulder  333  Broad  h.  28  Riter 

Holmes  Joseph,  tanner  40  Broom 

Holmes  Mary,  widow  of  Alexander  7  Oak 

Holmes  Roswell  W".  clothier  3-23  Broad 

Holmes  Samuel,  teamster  First  n.  Rail  Road 

Holmes  William  M.  currier  32  Nesbitt 

Holt  John  H.  shoemaker  10  Marshall 

Holt  Miranda,  1  Merchant 

Holt  William,  hatter  9  Green 

Holton  Joseph,  wagon  maker  103  South  Prospect 

HoltoH  Martin,  blacksmith  6  Comes 

Holyland  Charles  J.  engraver  297  Broad  h.  Camptown 

Honnecker  Michael,  shoemaker  40  Richmond 

Honeyball  James,  baker  81  Halsey 

Honeywell  John,  40  Spring 

Honeywell  Jr.  John,  40  Spring 

HoneywelT  Stephen,  japanner  41  Warren 

Hood  Frederick,  liquor  merchant  136  Washington 

Hoof  Harvey,  laborer  46  Bloomfield  avenue 

Hooley  Christopher,  hatter  39  Warren 

Hopkins  Barney,  laborer  45  Brown 


NEWARK    DIRECTORT.  Ifii. 

Hopkins  Henry  T.  plater  11  Waid 

fjopkins  Michael,  hatier  121  Sheffield 

jjupkins  Michael,  cabinet  maker  209  Mulberry 

Hopp  John,  tailor  47  Prince 

Hoppen  Francis,  wheelwright  275  Nesbitt 

Hopper  Abraham,  blacksmitti  114  New 

Hopper  Albert  P.  carman  78  Kinney 

Hopper  Cornelius,  mason  107  Walnut 

Hopper  Eleanor,  8.'J  Catharine 

Hopper  Henry,  jeweler  43  Walnut 

Hopper  Peter,  supervisor  Morris  Canal  102  Warren 

Hopper  Stephen  D.  jeweler  28  Ward 

Hopper  Thomas,  sawyer  34  South  Market 

Hopper  Waller  W.  patent  leather   30  Plane 

Hopper  William,  tailor  229b  Washington 

Hopperton  George,  grocer  55  Hamilton  c  Ward 

Hopping  Charles,  clerk  35  Bridge  • 

Hopping  Charles  L.  clerk  95  New 

Hopping  &  Cooper,  hardware  109  Broad 

Hopping  Cynthia,  dress  maker  16  Halsey 

Hopping  Electa  M.  224  Washington 

Hopping  &  Co.  E.  M.  grocers  224  Washington 

Hopping  Elias  M.  grocer  224  Washington 

Hopping  Moses  C.  clerk  39  Ferry 

Hopping  Phebe  W.  widow  of  Tames  F.  20  Bridge 

Hopping  Theodore  A.  hardware  109  Broad  h.  20  Bridge 

Hopwood  Joseph,  hatter  107  Orange 

Hopwood  Richard,  hatter  83  Halsey 

Hopwood  William,  hatter  99  Orange  h.  103  Broad 
Hoppy  William,  harness  maker  1 16  Mill 

Horman  George,  farmer  165  Academy 

Horn  John,  shoemaker  225  Batik 

Horn  Peter,  segar  maker  125  South  Prospect 

Horn  Phillip,  tailor  25  Charlton  h.  4i  Scott 

Horn  Thomas  Y.  segar  maker  559  High 

HornblowerHon.  Joseph  C   couns.  at  law  6  Park  place 

Hornung  Gottleib,  tailor  29  Prince 

Hornung  Lewis,  baker  131  Springfield  avenue 

Horrocks  Francis,  hame  maker  48  Lawrence 

Horton  John,  teacher  Quarry  n.  Broad 

Horton  John  A.  saddler  207  Market  h.  101  Mulberry 

Horton  Mary  O.  widow  of  Joshua  C.  15  Garden 

Horton  Silas,  carpenter  Boyden  n.  Orange 

Houseman  Henry,  spring  maker  38  Spring 

Housser  Frederick,  cooper  7  Church 

Hovey  Lewis,  jeweler  34  Columbia 

Howard'Deborah,  U  South  Essex 

Howard  Eunice,  98  Plane 

Howard  George  P.  oyster  saloon  140  Broad 


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PIERSON  S 


Howard  George  W.  cloth  scourer  142  Broad 

Howard  Harmon,  shoemaker  44  Quarry 

Howard  Henry  L.  carpenter  35  (Jamp 

Howard  Lewis,  zinc  works  23  Kast  River 

Howard  Maria  D.  dressmaker  11  Soulh  Essex 

Howard  Samuel,  cigar  store  3  New 

Howard  Whitfield,  carpenter  182  Plane 

Howarth  James  VV.  2  North  Canal 

Howe  James,  (col'd)  rear  41  Mechanic 

Howe  Orlando  B.  trunk  manufacturer  46  Bank 

Howell  Abner  P.  coach  manuf.  36  Harrison  h.  4l  Bank 

Howell  Charles  J.  Elizabethtown  h.  164  Plane 

Howell  David  P.  mason  lOfi  Catharine 

Howell  &  Dawson,  curriers  72  Market 

Howell  &  Dawson,  japan  leather  mfrs.  Wilsey  c.  New 

Howell  fJeorge,  164  Plane 

Howell  Henry  H.  japanner  6  Nuttman 

Howell  James,  fireman  35  0gden 

Howell  John  B.  grocer  Souih  Prospect  c  Garden 

Howell  Mary  R  widow  of  John  C.  167  Market 

Howell  Samuel  M.  currier  82  Market  h  70  Halsey 

Howell  Stephen,  164  Plane 

Howell  Stephen  M.  Columbia^  S.  C. 

Howell  Stephen  S.  coach  maker  Morristown,  N.  J. 

Howell  Theodore  P.  currier  72  Market  h.  31  Academy 

Howell  William  A.  clothier  294  Broad  h.  164  Plane 

Howell  William  R.  select  school  Clinton  h.  14  Court 

Howheldin  Frederick,  carpenter  14  Broora 

Howkins  William,  jeweler  23  Garden 

Hoylan  Timothy,  laborer  150  Lock 

Hoyt  Hannah,  widow  of  William  F.  11  Court 

Hubbell  Algernon  S.  atty.  &  couns.  312  Broad  h.  36  Kinney 

Huber  Henry,  bridle  maker  243  Broad 

Huber  J.  P.  architect  1  Washington  Hall  h.  12  Nesbitt 

Huber  Lewis,  carpenter  23  Wilsey 

Huber  &  Schrag,  architects  320  Broad 

Hubert  Alexander,  36  River 

Hubert  John,  tailor  17  Upper  Jefferson 

Hubschmann  John,  trunk  maker  63  Mercer 

Hudner  William,  gardner  Orleans  n.  Nesbitt 

Hudson  Henry  C.  mustard  mfr.  Hedenberg's  h.  126  Plane 

Hudson  John  P.  carpenter  260  Washington 

Hudson  Mary,  126  Plane 

Hudson  Robert,  gardener  325  North  Broad 

Hudson  William  K.  carpenter  14  South  Essex 

Hudson  William  T.  carpenter  24  Bank 

Hug  Charles,  tailor  39  Prince 

Hugh  Phillip,  shoemaker  35  Montgomery 


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Hughes  Charles,  segar  maker  41  Prince 

Hughes  Charles  H.  2  Columbia 

Huyhes  Charles  W.  saddler  57  Lafayette 

Hughes  Cornelius,  upholsterer  lo8  Broad 

Hughes  Francis,  laborer  217  Warren 

Hughes  George  D.  California 

Huglies  Eliza,  widow  of  James  5  Durand 

Hughes  Issachar,  trunk  maker  70  Piano 

Hughes  John,  174  Plane 

Hughes  John  R.  machinist  137  Orange 

H^jghes  Mary  Ann,  2  Columbia 

Huglison  Elias  D.  paper  hangings  134  Market  h.  35  Camp 

Hughson  Phioeas,  mason  1  Brunswick 

Huglison  Rachel,  widow  of  Peter  3!J  Chestnut 

Hughslon  James,  tailor  108  Springfield  Avenue 

Hulett  D.  S.  jeweler  400  tJroad 

Hull  Elizabeth,  25  William 

Hull  Jeremiah,  charcoal  seller  216  Washington 

Hull  John  S.  tanner  52  r.  37  Market 

Hull  Sheldon  A.  saddler  34  Columbia 

Hull  Jr.  Warner,  shoemaker  2.J7  Washington 

Hullfish  William  W.  moulder  19  Spring 

Hullsten  Adam,  tailor  29  West 

Hulzebosch  John,  blacksmith  7  New  York 

Human  Albert,  hatter  60  Stale 

Human  E^liza,  275  Nesbitt 

Humell  Henry,  r.  r.  h.  13  Lafayette 

Humes  John,  37  Academy       -^ 

Humes  Sari^h,  widow  nurse  6  South  Market 

Humes  William,  clerk  37  Academy 

Humphreys  James,  machinist  25  Franklin 

Humphreys  John,  blacksmith  26  Elm 

Humphreyville  Isabella,  widow  of  Jacob  l5l  Academy 

Hundertpfund  Jacob,  umb.  mfr    111  Market  h.  31  Shipman 

Huni  Adolph,  painter  11!)  Springiield  avenue 

Hunniwell  John,  shoemaker  22  William 

Hunt  Ann,  3  Arch 

Hunt  David,  porter  house  126  Market 

Hunt  Edward  T.  teacher  23  New  h.  148  Broad 

Hunt  I'ilisha,  blacksmith  i)l  South  Broad 

Hunt  Francis,  polisher  19  Orleans 

Hunt  George  F.  clerk  133  Market  r.  7  Camfield 

Hunt  Joel,  shoemaker  192  Plane 

Hunt  Mary  Ann,  dressmaker  54  William 

Hunt  Susan.  3  Arch 

Hunt  Thomas  C.  carpenter  Orleans  n.  Orange 

Hunter  Alfred,  table  knife  m.  Sheffield  c.  State  145  Quarry 

Hunter  Eleanor,  widow  of  Robert,  170  Mulberry 


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164  piekson's 

Hunter  Eliza  T.  widow  of  William  256  South  Market 
Hunter  Jolin,  tailor  63  Plane 

Hunter  John  H.  carriage  maker  256  South  Market 
Hunter  Robert  M.  tailor  2^2  Broad  h.  30  Clinton 
Hunter  Thomas,  saddler  54  Lafayette 
Hunting  Horace  1.  clerk  311  Broad  r.  46  Smith 
Huntley  Charles,  shoemaker  10  Montgomery 
Huntley  Charles  G.  straw  hat  presser  126  Broad 
Huntington  Jonathan  E.  forwarding  mer.   Comraer.  dock 

h.  21  Commerce 
Huntsman  James,  house  mover  169  Commerce 
Huntsman  Mary  Ann,  tailoress  169  Commerce 
Hurd  Alfred,  engineer  23  Franklin  Place 
Hurley  William,  hatter  rear  77  Academy 
Huston  Elias,  transportation  line  33  Broad 
Huston  Hugh,  weaver  33  Broad 
Huston  John,  mason  27  State 
Huss  George  J.  organist  3d  Church  r.  366  Broad 
Hutchings  Abraham,  22  h   49  Hamilton 
Hutchinps  Ezra,  shoemaker  90  Kinney 
Hutchings  George,  tailor  30  Front 
Hutchinson  George,  baker  52  Broad 
Hutchinson  Hiram,  Pres.  India  rubber  Inc.  Pi.  h.  14  Smith 
Hutchinson  Mary  Ann,  28  Bleeker 
Hutchinson  Matthias,  (col'd)  laborer  8  Prince 
Hutson  Francis  P.  blacksmith  12  North  Essex 
Hutson  Jacob,  carpenter  32  North  Essex 
Hutson  John,  japanner  12  iiprth  Essex 
Hutson  Noah,  japanner  6  North  Essex 
Hyde  Lyman,  beer  maker  120  Lock 
Hyde  Mrs.  63  Washington 
Hyer  John,  bar  tender  5'.)  Halsey 
Hyland  William,  shoemaker  44  Mulberry 
Hyndman  John,  lace  weaver  88  Bank 

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lanson  John,  ship  carpenter  14  East  River 
III  Joseph,  (col'd)  rear  123  Market 
Ilsley  Edward,  carpenter  109  Orchard 
Ilsley  Francis  L   professor  of  music  122  Mulberry 
imphoff  John,  tailor  135  Court 
Ingalls  Caldwell,  teacher  3  Pavonia  PL  J.  City 
Ingalls  Putnam,  merchant  3  Pavonia  PI-  J.  City 
Ingalsbe  Hiram,  clerk  2fi6  Broad  h.  21  Bank 
Ingleton  Edward,  harness  maker  118  Mulberry 
Ingmire  Rev.  Wm.  Pastor  2d  adv.  chh.  4  Keen's  Court 
Ingmire  Wm.  R.  axe  manf.  rear  333  Bd.  h.  4  Keen's  Court 
Ingraham  Henry  K.  clothier  81  Cedar  N.  V.  h.  274  Broad 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  155 

Ingraham  William  T.  Augusta,  Geo. 

Insiee  A.  machinist  Inclined  Plane  h.  5  Bleeker 

Inslee  William  R.  machinist  385  Broad  h.  16  South  Essex 

Ireland  Johnson,  boatman  22  Cherry 

Irion  John,  shoemaker  44  Lush 

Irvin  Byron,  shoestore  28-2  Broad 

Irvin  William,  blacksmith  47  Commercial  h.  27  Jefferson 

Irvine  Margaret,  widow  of  Alexander  32  Fulton 

Irving  John,  baker  and  grocer  77  Green 

Irving  William,  tailor  130  Broad 

Irwin  Richard,  saddler  3  Stephens'  Court 

Irwine  Lenox  R.  saw  set  manf.  rear  333  Bd.  h.  63  Walnut 

Ives  Jason,  axle  manufr.  5  R.  R.  ave.  r.  SkJ  Commerce 

Ives  Solon  E.,  5  R.  R.  ave.  r.  32  Commerce 

Ives  &  Sons,  axle  manufrs.  5  R.  R.  avenue 

Ives  William  W.  5  R.  R.  ave  r.  32  Commerce 


Jackson  Ann,  widow  54  William 

Jackson  Benjamin  P.  carriage  maker  11  Comes 

Jackson  Cato,  (col'd)  laborer  l2-2  Baldwin  _ 

Jackson  Charles  D.  (col'd)  barber  400  h.  398  Broad 

Jackson  Daniel  H.  master  mason  68  VValnut  • 

Jackson  Edward  E.  mansion  house  Dove7\  N.  J. 

Jackson  Esther,  13  't^'^arren 

Jackson  Henry,  (col'd)  gardner  12-3  Baldwin 

Jackson  Jacob,  currier  11  Camfield 

Jackson  James,  (col'd)  rear  37  Warren 

Jackson  James  N.  carpenter  ll7  Union 

Jackson  John  A.  laborer  rear  342  Rail  Road  avenue 

Jackson  John  N.  painter  117  Union 

Jackson  John  P-  att.  &  couns.  &  Vice  Pres.  N.  J.  R.  R. 

&  T.  Co.  312  h.  384  Broad 
Jackson  &  Jol'ey,  mansion  house  Dover.  N.J. 
Jackson  Joseph  B.  m.  d.  181  Broad  c   Rector 
Jackson  Lucinda  (t'ol'd)  washing  21  Somerset 
Jackson  Margaret,  (coTd)  IR  Mill 
Jackson  Peter,  hoops  &c.  l3  Commercial  h.  439  Broad 
Jackson  Peter  (col'd)  vegetables  foot  Oliver 
Jackson  Reuben,  turner  15  Hamilton 
Jackson  Reuel  H.  hatter  261  Washington 
Jackson  Samuel,  m.  d.  U.  S   Navy  271  North  Broad 
Jackson  Samuel  (col'd)  40  Springfield  avenue 
Jackson  Sarah,  widow  of  Isaac  31  Monroe 
Jackson  Thomas,  (col'd)  8  Prince 
Jackson  Thomas,  (col'd)  40  Springfield  avenue 
Jackson  Thomas,  (col'd)  laborer  56  Mill 
Jackson  William,  capt.  schr.  Venus  23  Bridge 


156  pierson's 

Jackson  William,  lumber  13  Coram,  h.  16  Park  Chh.  Pi. 

Jackson  William  li.  blacksmith  32  Lafayette 

Jacob  August,  tailor  6a  Fair 

Jacob  John,  chair  maker  So  Grand 

Jacob  John,  tailor,  staffer  &  preparer  of  birds  23  William 

Jacobus  Aaron  D.  moulder  32  Nesbitt 

Jacobus  Abraham  I    painter  125  Broad 

Jacobus  Anna,  widow  of  James  II  Mulberry 

Jacobus  Archibald,  carman  5  Cross 

Jacobus  Charles,  blacksmi'.h  12  Arch 

Jacobus  Cornelius,  mason  25  North  Essex 

Jacobus  Cornelius  H.  saddle  tree  maker  11  Hamilton 

Jacobus  Cornelius  I.  currier  84  Market  h.  103  Plane 

Jacobus  Delia  A.  dressmaker  5  Cross 

Jacobus  Eliza,  widow  of  John  Jr.  64  State 

Jacobus  Elizabeth,  widow  padsewer  6  North  Canal 

Jacobus  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Henry  nurse  Newark 

Jacobus  Isaac  M   mason  73  State 

Jacobus  Jacob,  shoemaker  63  William 

Jacobus  .lacob  B    letter  carrier  72  Orleans 

Jacobus, widow  of  James  22  Bieeker 

Jacobus  James  J.  patent  leather  Newark  n.  Sussex  ave. 

Jacobpg  James  P.  I'^^l  Elm 

Jacol'Us  John,  hammer  maker  Newark  n.  Canal 

Jacobus  Ji;hn  A.  vegetables  C.  M.  17  New 

Jacobus  John  I.  shoo  mfr.  140  Market  h.  159  Plane 

Jacobus  Jo!in  M.  master  mason  73  Slate 

Jacobus  Rev.  M.  VV,  51  Remsen,  Brooklyn,  Is  I. 

Jacobus  Mrs.  Martha.  33  Fair 

Jacobus  N^ilson,  carpenter  11  Franklin  Place 

Jacobus  Nicholas  \.  mason  81  Plane 

Jacobus  Nicholas  H.  saddle  tree  maker  78  Plane 

Jacobus  Holer,  21  Park  Place 

Jacobus  Uichard  I.  25  North  Essex 

Jacobus  Richard  I.  carman  39  Halsey 

Jacobus,  Tichenor  &  (^o.  shoe  manufacturers  140  Market 

Jacobus  &  Utter,  leather  and  oi'  dealers  84  Market 

Jacobus  William  C.  brass  founder  169  Mulberry 

Jacobus  William  H.  seaman  5  Sheffield 

Jagers  SiPphen,  rule  maker  Inclined  Plane  h.  24  Nesbitt 

James  Anthony,  (col'd)  laborer  7  Marshall 

James  James,  morocco  finisher  180  Plane 

James  John,  tailor  209  Plane 

James  Josiah,  turner  15  Hamilton 

James  J<>siali,clotti  .store  l-l4i  h.  110  Broad 

James  Lydia,  tailoress  6  Broad 

James  Miry,  (col'd)  7  Marshall 

James  &  Co.  Nathaniel  E.  tin  manuf.  98  Railroad  ave. 


NEWAnK    DIRECTORY.  157 

Jager  Anthony,  lock  maker  66  Court 
James  Thomas,  farmer  2f  Broad 
James  William,  (col'd)  waiter  steamboat  7  Marshall 
James  William,  8  Smith 
Jamison  James,  hatter  1  Nesbitt's  Court 
Jamison  John,  gardner  1  Nesbitt's  Court 
Jansqn  John  E.  accountant  2  Beaver  li.  flO  Boston 
Jaquellard  David,  cooper  35  Hamburg  Place 
Jaqueneil  Henry,  jeweler  13  Kair 
Jaques  Dorcas,  widow  of  David  59  Orange 
Jaques  Henry  H.  hatmanuf.  2  Beaver  h.  13  Clinton 
Jaques  John  B.  cloth  cutter  276  Broad  h.  29  Warren 
Jaques  John  H.  halter  71  Spring 
Jaques  Thomas  R-  trunk  maker  4  Camfield 
Jaques  Wm.  S,  mer.  tailor  240  Broad  h.  33  Commerfce 
Jarvis  Benjamin  A-  butcher  63  Plane 
Jarvis  Harriet  R-  widow  of  Richard  jr.  4  James 
Jarvis  John  W.  tinman  4  Academy 
Jarvis  Samuel  A.  saddler  19  Warren 
Jarvis  Thomas,  cutler  1 19  Sheffield 
Jayne  Isaac,  bowling  saloon  I  h.  8  Ferry 
Jayne  William,  India  rubber  15  Orleans 
Jefferson  .Ann,  widow  of  Thomas  53  Upper  Jefferson 
Jefferson  Joseph,  hatter  53  Upper  Jefferson 
Jeffreys  Henry,  boot  crimper  21  Nesbitt 
Jehu  Thomas,  fancv  store  1G8  l70  Broad 
Jelliff  John,  cabinet  manuf.  301  303  Broad  h.  206  Wash. 
Jelliff  Wesley,  cabinet  maker  206  Washington 
Jenkins  .\mbrose,  tailor  3'J  Lush 

Jenkins  Benjaiiiin  N.  lock  manuf.  6 Mechanic  h.  36  B^nk 
Jenkins  &  Co.  Benjamin  N.  locksmiths. 6  Mechanic 
Jenkins  David,  gilder  12  Mercer 
Jenkins  David  B.  mason  30  Lush 
Jenkins  Henry,  saddlet.ee  riveter  10  Garden 
Jenkins  Everett,  cooper  256  South  Market 
Jenkins  Isaac  L.  carpenter  3-3  Lush 
Jenkins  Joseph,  patent  leather  112  Tichenor 
Jenkins  Louisa  S.  16  Kinney 
Jinkins  Lucinda,  wido^v  of  Moses  L   24  Court 
Jenkins  Nelson,  saddletree  riveter  Philadelphia 
Jenkins  Rachel,  widow  36  Bank 
Jennings  David,  Charleston  S.  C.  207  Market 
JenninT;3  John  C.  jeweler  Hamilton  c  Union 
Jennings  &  .Mockridge,  jewelers  Hamilton  c.  Union 
Jennings  Samiiel  C.  printer  37  Market 
Jenninj's  William  H.  muson  11  Union 
Jepson  James  C.  cu'rier  124  Broad 
Jessup  Charles,  Hedenbergs.  '235a  Washington 

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158  PIER.SON'if 

Jessup  Willfam,  421  Broad 

Jesaup  William  C.  (Wriglit,  BuH  &  Co.)  Augusta  Geo. 

Jewell  Aaron  C  grocer  9J  llaniiltori 

JewellJonaihan  B   blacksmith  9  Hamilton 

Jewell  Sarah,  widow  of  Richard  S.  J.  122  Plane 

Jillson  James  R.  hat  trimmings  271  Broad  h.  36  William 

Jinkins  Benjamin,  clam  merchant  27  Cherry 

Jin  kins  Smith,  West  Bloomfield 

Jobes  John,  brake  tender  43  Chestnut 

Johnson  Aaron  C  farmer  Clinlon  Camplown  road 

Johnson  Abraham,  (colVI)  20  Academy 

Johnson  Abraham  H.  hay  dealer  177  Elizabethtown  road 

Johnson  Abby,  132  Washingt(  n 

Johnson  Albert  G.  tailor  88  Kinney 

Johnson  Alfred  C  varnish  m.  222  h.  196  Mulberry 

Johnson  Alonzo,  harness  maker  I2  Elm 

Johnson  Cassar,  (coi'd)  woodsawer  20  Durand 

Johnson  Catharine,  widow  of  David  D.  397  Broad 

Johnson  Caihariiie.  132  Washington  c.  Academy 

Johnson  Daniel  A.  varnish  222  Mulberry  h.  12  Elm 

Johnson  David,  shoemaker  40  Kinney 

Johnson  Davis  V.  wood  &  coal  2  Commercial  h.  61  Mulfa'y 

Johnson  Edward,  laborer  48  North  Broad 

Johnson  Ephraira,  carpenier  344  Broad 

Johnson  George,  hair  spinner  Walnut  c.  S,  Prospect 

Johnson  Geo.  T.  butcher  2  centre  mkt.  h.  Clinton  township 

Jol.nson  Henrietta  A.  tailoress  1  Division 

Johnson  Henry,  meat  store  390  Broad  h.  106  Cburcb 

Johnson  Henry  D.  carman  16  Court 

Johnson  Henry  L.  California  125  Plane 

Johnson  Jane  E.  widow  of  VVilliam  7  Stephen's  Court 

Johnson  Hermon  G.  grocer  385  Broad  h.  Il5  Mulberry 

Johnson  Deborah,  widow  of  Isaac  F.  29  VV^alnut 

Johnson  Jacob,  coffee  and  spice   manuf.  53  Mechanic  b. 

84  Mulberry 
Johnson  James,  (c^-l'd)  79  Mercer  n.  Grand 
Johnson  James  H.  carpenter  49  Mechanic 
Johnson  Jeremiah,  (col'd)  297  South  Broad 
Johnson  John,  merchant  Charleston  S.  C-  366  Broad 
Jolmson  John  A.  buil  !er  i'26  Plane  c  William 
Johnson  John  C.  curiier  20  Garden  h.  29  Walnut 
Johnson  John  H.  cJa>;sical  school  17  Liberty 
Johnson  Joseph,  (col'd)  rear  75  Garden 
Johnson  Jo^;i:ih,  Clinton  ton  nship  Camptown  road 
Johnson  LevMs  iM.  carpenter  426  Broad 
Johnson  Mary,  widow  of  Siephen  692  Broad 
Johnson  Moses,  soap  boiler  b8  Kinney 
Johnson  Moses  W.  shoemaker  136  Chestnut 


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NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  159 

Johnson  Nancy,  widow  100  Halsey 

Johnson  Nathaniel,  1  Elizahetldown  Road 

Johnson  Peter,  (col'd)  laborer  3  Gulden 

Johnson  Samuel,  currier  18S  Broad 

Johnson  Samuel,  (col'd)  121  Baldwin 

Johnson  Samuel  L  carriage  maknr  23  Rankin 

Johnson  Sarah  C.  widow  of  Davitl  L.  1  Division 

Johnson  Thomas,  painter  Clinton  township 

Johnson  Thomas,  clerk  r.  !i8  Plane 

Johnsi'>n  Thomas,  farmer  1  EHzabethtown  road 

Johnson  Thonaas  V,  wholesale  grocer  Comnaercial  Dock 

h.  Bink  c.  Wallace 
Johnson  &  Co.  T.  V.  Newark  and  N.  Y.  Transporta.  Co. 

1  Commercial  Dock 
Johnson  Ilzal,  miller  1'25  EUzaheihtown  road 
Johnson  VVilliam,  laborer  323  iVorlh  Broad       * 
Johnson  William,  huckster  I  Commerce  h.  37  S.  Essex 
Johnson  William,  meat  and  fruii  Si  Broad  h.  49  Orange 
Johnson  William,  shoemaker  2;>  Kinney 
Johnson  William,  joiners  tools  3  4  Morili  Canal 
Johnson  William,  jeweler  174  Mulberry 
Johnson  William  L.  india  rubber  24  Comes 
Johnson  William  H.  iiatter  3  Scott 
Johnston  Andrew,  ^8  Orchard 

Johnston  Robert,  machinist  24  Sheffield 

Johnston  Robert,  baker  403  Broad 

Joline  David,  catriage  trimmer  115  Orchard  i0^ 

Jolley  J.  B.  Mansion  house  Dover,  N.  J. 

Jolly  Samuel,  baker  110  McWhorter 

Jones  Abner  D.  baker  153  Broad 

Jones  Abraham,  grocer  and  baker  44  Ferry  c-  Union 

Jones  Abraham  P.  1  Harrison  h  6')  Market 

Jones  Alexander,  plater  74  Plane 

Jones  Andrew,  blacksmith  14  Summit 

Jones  Charles  L.  clerk  Old  Bank  3 1  Green 

Jones  Christiana,  widow  of  Humphrey  112  Orange 

Jones  Dagid,  104  Mulberrv 

Jones  David,  saddler  24  Ferry 

Jones  Edward,  59  Market 

Jones  Edward  E.  leather  mer.  60  Market  h.  39  Comnoerce 

Jones  George  F.  hatter  14  Baldwin 

Jones  George  H.  city  coffee  house  132  Market 

Jones  Hannah,  tailoress  21  Bank 

Jones  Henry,  6-2  Mulberry 

Jones  Henry,  turner  91  South  Broad 

Jones  Henry  C.  bank  locks  90  R.  R.  av.h.  39  Liberty 

Jones  Henry  F.  carpenter  -iS  Congress 

Jones  Henry  M.  trimmer  l5l  h   153  Broad 


160  pierson's 

Jones  James  B.  blacksftiiih  10!  Washington 

Jones  James  E.  engineer  24  Hamilton 

Jones  Johni  bulton  manuf.  10-i  South  Orange  avenue 

Jones  John,  press  tool  129  Broad 

Jones  John,  victualing  house  I6l  Market 

Jones  John  0.  cabinet  maimer  14  Baldwin 

Jones  Joseph  W.  foot  South 

Jones  Mary,  w  idow  of  Rev.  John  156  Railroad  avenue 

Jones  Margaret  W.  widow  of  .\bram  W.  22  Broad 

Jones  Moses  A.  harness  maker  14  Baldwin 

Jones  Richard,  shoemaker  26  Drift  • 

Jones  Richard,  zinc  mir.  1  Park  Place 

Jones  Samuel,  tinner  31  Green 

Jones  Samuel  C.  secretary  lime  and  cement  Company  h. 

Oran:^e  N.  J. 
Jones  Samnel  S.  shoemaker  123  Plane 
Jones  Stephen,  laborer  1  i  15a!dwin 
Jones  Thomas,  saddler  120  Ferry 
Jones  William,  boot  fitter  174  Bank 
Joralemon  Alexander,  hnniess  maker  37  South  Canal 
Joralemon  Alexander,  plater  12  Franklin  Place 
Joralemon  Cornelius  C   machinist  2  Clay 
Joralemon  &.  Fielding,  lock  mfrs.  22  Mechanic 
Joralemon  George,  blacksmith  34  Quar jy 
Joralemon  lltnry  J.  blacksmith  21  or  23  Broad 
Joralemon  James  N.  spring  mfr.  72  Clay  h.  Harrison 
Joralemon  Jcrad,  saddletree  maker  75  Ferry 
Joralemon  John  C.  carpenter  foot  Oliver 
Joralemon  John  H.  carpenter  incjuire  71  Ferry 
Joralemon  John  P.  lock  maker  ~2  Mechanic  h.  13  Cherry 
Joralemon  J.  Sansom,  student  8  State 
Joralemon  Leah,  nurs3'll  Cherry 
Joralemon  Nicholas,  carpenter  12  Franklin  Place 
Joralemon  Nicholas  H.  Iiatter  18  Fair  h.  Si  Commerce 
Jordon  James,  japanner  107  South  Prospect 
Jordon  Julius,  jeweler  54  !\lulberry 
Jordon  Lyman,  m.  d  58  New 
Jube  John  P.  plating  5  Mechanic  h.  83a  Mulberry 
Judson  James  P.  clerk  ^Alldleville 
Judson  Sylvester  D.   43  Chestnut 
Justice  Miss  Mary.  103  Market 

K. 

Kaacy  Barney,  currier  15  Church 
Kaddin  Patrick,  currier  7  Summit 
Kaden  John,  japanned  leather  117  Sheffield 
Kahough  Eliza,  widow  rear  48  Lawrence 
Kammerer  Adam,  locksmith  Dover 


A 


NEWARft    DIRECTORY.  161 

Kane  Edward,  mason  109  Quarry 
Kane  Francis,  laborer  54  Brown 
Kane  Patrick,  laborer  39  North  Hroad 
Kane  Thomas,  farmer  53  North  Broad 
Kanouse  J.  Alfred  Cahforma  700  Hroad 
Kapel  Charles,  cooper  i  Stephens'*  Court 
Karen  Christian,  jeweler  242  Mulberry 
Karey  Adam,  blacksmith  2  Chapel  Court 
Kase  John  H.  dry  j^,oods  290   h.  350  Broad 
Kassler  Anthony,  tailor  30  Goble 
Kauffman  Ignatz,  jeweler  307  Washington 
Kaufman  William,  architect  2\  Scott 
Kaup  Solomon,  steam  saw  mill  foot  Clay 
Kavan  Edward,  ship  carpenter  42  Uiver 
Kavenaugh  Michael,  blacksmith  48  Spring 
Kay  Miss  Hannah,  12  Liberty 
Kealey  Edward,  laborer  96  East  River 
Kearnan  John,  laborer  157  Feiry 
Kearney  Abraham  G  ship  carpenter  9  Longworth 
Kearney  Barnard,  school  I  New  \ 

Kearney  Elizabeth,  (col'd)  widow  of  Wm.  B.  19  Academy 
Kearney  John,  currier  and  grocer  209  Plane 
Kearney  Michael,  laborer  5;3  Orange 
Kearney  Michael,  currier  174  Plane 
Kearney  William,  machinist  36  Union 
Kearny  Archibald,  485  Broadicmj,  N.  Y.  h.  199  N.  Broad 
Keegan  Michael,  grocer  55  Academy 
Keen  Catharine,  widow  of  Henry  5  Springfield  Ave. 
Keen  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Nathan  27  North  Essex 
Keen  George  A.  clothier  '288  h.  421  Broad 
•  Keen  Lucinda,  75  Mulberry 
Keene  James,  4  Cedar 
Keene  Michael,  laborer  3  Newark 
Keene  Wallace,  hatter  112  Bank 
Keene  William  T.  clerk  4  Cedar 
Keep  David  C.  jeweler  09  River  h.  198  Market 
Keeran  Owen,  laborer  81  Plume 
Kehoe  James,  currier  8  Greeii 
Kehoe  Patrick,  tailor  101  Quarry 
Keil  Augustus,  carpenter  310  Washington 
Keiser  Theodore,  tailor  237  Washingtow 
Keisler  Charles,  engraver  28  William 
Keisler  John,  19  Warren 
Kelemen  Atilla  J.  m.  d.  2T3  Market 
Kelleman  Gotlob,  tinsmith  45  Mulberry 
Keller  Michael,  mason  Jones  n.  Springfield  Avenue 
Keller  Always,  gardner  15  Scott 
Kelley  Andrew,  cutter  294  Broad  h.  63  Catharine 

14* 


162  pierson's 

Kelley  Ann,  widow  of  Richard  W.  116  Commerce 

Kelley  Bridget,  fancy  store  -242  Market 

Kelley  Bridget,  widow  of  Peter  171  Washington 

Kelley  Daniel,  wheelwright  4G  Union 

Kelley  D.wid  S.  blacksmith  1 1  Bank  h.  73  Academy 

Kelley  Edward,  cooper  lOO  Bank 

Kelley  Edward,  laborer  South  Market  n.  Congress 

Kelley  Harvey,  hatter  lOO  Ferry 

Kelley  Jehoakim  P.  carpenter  60  Walnut 

Kelley  James,  variety  store  142  Broad 

Kelley  James  R  carman  23  Ogden 

Kelley  John,  tailor  and  cloth  scourer  G8  Catharine 

Kelley  John,  flagger  125  Broad 

Kelley  Joseph,  hat  m.  40  Market  h.  2(5  Halsey 

Kelley  Martin,  laborer  rear  l27  Nesbitt 

Kelley  &  Meyer,  hat  manufacturers  4o  Market 

Kelley  Nancy,  widow  of  William  246  Plane 

Kelley  Patrick,  coach  maker  68  Catharine 

Kelley  Sarah,  widow  of  Charles  Y.  23  Ogden 

Kelley  Stephen,  laborer  520  Ferry 

Kelley  Thomas,  laborer  26  Ridge 

Kelley  &  Tichenor,  blacksmiths  11  Bank 

Kelley  William,  tinman  1  Springfield  Avenue 

Kelley  William,  coachsmith   1  Fair 

Kelley  William,  carpenter  345  Washington 

Kelley  William,  laborer  17  River 

Kelley  William  L.  shoemaker  12  Broom 

Kellord  John,  tailor  3  Gallager's  Court 

Kelly  Joseph  B.  cabinet  maker  4  Scott  h.  209  Mulberry 

Kelly  Robert,  shoemaker  12  Broom 

Kelly  Robert,  cabinet  maker  209  Mulberry 

Kelsey  Jared,  16  Commerce 

Kemp  Eliza,  vest  maker  108  Plane 

Kemp  Samuel,  hatter  22  Ailing 

Kemp  Susan,  vest  maker  108  Plane 

Kemp  William  A.  halter  41  Columbia 

Kemper  Joanna,  teacher  23  Quarry 

Kendall  Thomas,  shoemaker  40  Upper  Jefferson 

Kendig  George,  tailor  34  Market  h.  23  Catharine 

Kennedy  D.  S,  variety  store  lOl  Market 

Kennedy  James,  Wborer  I  North  Broad 

Kennedy  John,  laborer  148  Lock 

Kennedy  John,  cracker  baker  iQLombardy 

Kennedy  Lawrence,  hatter  83  Plane 

Kennedy  Mary  Ann,  dress  maker  37  Orchard 

Kennett  Thomas,  64  Adams 

Kenr-y  Thomas.  J]7  Market 

Kenos  George,  tailor  14  Montgomery 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY,  163 

Kent  George,  hatter  43  Liberty 

Kent  George,  sash  and  hUnd  106  Summit 

Kent  Isaac,  jeweler  24-2  VVashin;ri»n 

Kent  James,  sash  and  blind  mfr.  3  Ferry  h.  106  Summit 

Kent  James  H.  jeweler  73  Orchard 

Kent  Nathaniel,  jeweler  48  Liberty 

Kent,  Russell  &  Ward,  sash  &  blind  manufacturers  3  Ferry 

Kent  William  S.  jeweler  6  Garden 

Keogh  Edward,  teamster  38  l^pringfield  Avenue 

Keppler  Adam,  cabinet  maker  9  Bank 

Keppler  Anthony,  box  maker  12  Harrison 

Keppler  Frederick,  sash  and  blind  37  Catharine 

Kerk  Michael,  tailor  169  Orange 

Kernan  John,  199  Plane 

Kernan  John  H.  grocer  15i  Plane  c.  Bank 

Kernan  William,  laborer  rear  172  Bank 

Kerns  'I'errence,  shoemaker  H8  Washington 

Kerns  William,  shoemaker  11  Grant's  Alley 

Kerns  William,  machinist  20  Walnut 

Kerr  Joseph,  printer  123  Maruet  h  29  Baldwin 

Kerr  Susan,  widow  of  Richard  clothing  197  Broad 

Kerr  William,  baker  1  Fair 

Kessler  Anthony,  tailor  35  Durand 

Ketcham  Eliphalet,  carpenter  690  Broad 

Ketchara  Eliphalet  S,  carpenter  1  I'runswick 

Ketcham  Garret,  shoemaker  205  Plane 

Ketcham  Jonathan,  carman  30  Church 

Ketcham  Margaret,  30  Court 

Ketcham  Mary,  30  Court 

Ketcham  William  S.  buiWer  22  Mercer 

Keve  Daniel,  hatter  98  Halsey 

Keve  David  C  baker  96  Bank 

Keve  Michael,  laborer  44  Broad  , 

Keve  Uobcrt  L.  tailor  60  Academy 

Key  &  Sellers,  water  cure  South  Orange 

Kidd  Mary,  widow  of  William  33  Washington 

Kidder  Rev    Daniel  P.  editor   200  Mulberry,  N.    Y.  448 

Hi^h  c.  Nesbitt. 
Kidder,  widow  of  Selvey  23  Bledker 
Kidger  Amelia,  tailoress  27  South  Prospect 
Kidger  Elizabeth,  dress  maker  27  South  Prospect 
Kidger  Joseph,  tinner  and  brazier  27  South  Prospect 
Kidger  Thomas,  baker  54i  Bank 
Kiedaisch  William,  jeweler  59  Walnut 
Kiefer  Frederick,  engraver  IfiS  Mulberry 
Kiersted  Aaion.  shoemaker  231  Mulberry 
Kiersted  Abraham,  mason  650  High 
Kjersled  Caroline,  widow  of  John  A.  34  Garden 
Kiersted  James,  mason  56  New 


164  pierson's 

Kiersted  Peter,  japanner  2  East  Kinney 

Kiesele  Catharine,  widow  of  John  13a  Broom 

Kiesele  Michael,  boarding  house  193  Market 

Kiesler  Maria,  widow  of  John  43  North  Broad 

Kiggin  James,  carman  11  Hoyt 

Kiggin  Michael,  paver  33  McVVhorter 

Kiggin  Michael,  laborer  rear  22  North  Prospect 

Kiihner  Andrew  C.  carman  112  Washington 

Kilburn  Elizabeth,  widow  ot  Charles  L.  Gl  Mechanic 

Kilburn  Isaac  B.  216  Broad 

Kilhasner  Frederick;  japanned  leather  1  Broom 

Kilhover  Valentine,  mason  41  Prince 

Kilkus  Gotlieb,  carpenter  143  Court 

Kilkus  John,  tailor  43  West 

Kilpairick  &  Castles,  malleable  iron  mfrs.  29  New 

Kilpatrick  John,  malleable  iron  29  New  h.  52  Spring 

Kilpatrick  Peter,  filer  86  Ferry 

Kimball  Abbey,  teacher  418  Broad 

Kimball  Andrew,  tailor  IS  Broom 

Kimball  John  S.  cabbage  and  celery  77  Hamburg  Place 

Kimbark  Jeremiah,  chairmaker  7  Orchard 

Kimberly  Margaret,  423  Broad 

KiiTf  Aaron,  shi^emaker 35  Spring 

Kinchler  Michael,  grocer  1 1 1  Quarry 

King  Aaron,  bookkeeper  122  Union 

King  Abraham  O.  (col'd)  carpenter  112  Church 

King  Amelia,  widow  of  Orange  W.  441  Broad 

King  Anthony,  hatter  G9  Pennington 

King  Asher,  carman  48  Front 

King  «^-  Bond,  general  agents  298  Broad 

King  Charles  M.  27  Park  place 

King  David,  trunk  maker  35  North  Canal 

King  &  Dodd,  druggists  188  Market 

King  Emanuel,  refectory   115  Market 

King  Henry,  (col'd)  coachman  2  Nesbitt's  Court 

King  Jacob  D.  (col  d)  cooper  37  Warren 

King  James,  butcher  c.  Bruen  and  Lafayette 

King  Jeremiah,  carpenter  ipo  Summit 

King  Joseph,  cotton  spinner  351  Broad 

King  Justus,  carpenter  27  Lawrence 

King  Lewis,  fruit  store  95i  Broad 

King  Lorinda,  42  Quarry 

King  Moses,  carriage  trimmer  23  Lombardy 

King  Moses  R.  com.  of  deeds  2'J8  Broad  h.  32  Columbia 

King  Moses  W.  harness  maker  98  Market 

King  Rachel,  widow  of  Jolin,"nurse  18  Fulton 

King  Thomas  S.  m.  d  88  h.  172  Market 

King  William,  painter  and  glazier  70  Broad  h.  Orange 


NEWARK   DIRECTORY.  165 

King  William  (col'd)  laborer  20  Chalham  c.  Cabinet 

King  &  Co.  William,  house  &  sign  painters  70  Broad 

King  William  S.  shoe  manuf.  69  Market  h.  3'27  Broad 

Kinger  E.  pocket  books  29  Plume 

Kingsland  John,  (col'd)  37  Garden 

Kingsley  Phillip,  att.  &  notary  public  Orange,  N.  J 

Kinnard  Nancy,  widow  22  East  River 

Kinner  Andrew  J  mason  35t!  Broad 

Kinner  Thomas  N.  mason  358  Broad 

Kinney  Abraham  W.  hardware  139  Market  h  27  Centre 

Kinney  Alice,  widow  of  John  174  Plane 

Kinney  Charles,  jeweler  28  Marshall 

Kinney  &  Co.  hardware  139  Market 

Kinney  Edward,  currier  20  North  Broad 

Kinney  James,  mason  rear  48  North  Broad 

Kinney  John,  buckles,  22  Quarry 

Kinney  Michael,  laborer  43  Montgomery 

Kinney  Theodore  F    139  Market  h.  27  Centre 

Kinney  Thomas,  cigar  maker  128  Quarry 

Kinney  Thomas  T.  editor  Daily  Advertiser  r.  Park  House 

Kinney  William,  sawyer  12  Webster 

Kinney  William  B.  Charge  d'Affaires  to  Sardinia 

Kinney  William  D.  California  27  Centre 

Kinsey  Charles,  blacksmith  Chatham  c.  Canal 

Kinsey  Charles,  gunsmith  153  Plane 

Kinsey  Ingham,  Chalham  n   Canal 

Kinsey  Joel,  hatter  99  Orange  h.  14  Warren 

Kinsey  Jona^  I.  grocer  143  Orange 

Kipp  Henry,  boatman  48  South  Canal 

Kipp  Henry  I.  wheelwright  39  Broad  h,  19  Quarry 

Kipp  Henry  W.  carpenter  New  above  Newark 

Kipp  John  H.  8  State 

Kipp  John  H.  wheelwright 36  State 

Kirchkissner  Edward,  patent  leather  225  Bank 

Kirk  William  H.  builder  11  Pear  alley  h.  11  Franklin  pi. 

Kirk  &  Co.  Wm.  H.  architects  and' builders  II  Pear  alley 

Kirkland  Lyman,  fireman  Jonas  C.  Hcartt 

Kirkpatrick  Alexander,  painter  11  River 

Kirkpatrick  Andrew,  49  South  Canal 

Kirlipatrick  Ebenezer  T.  carpenter  113  Orchard 

Kirkpatrick  Hugh,  carpenter  1  3  Franklin  place 

Kirkpatrick  James,  sash  and  blinds   1 13  Orchard 

Kirkpatrick  Thos.  builder  11  Pear  alley  h.  13  Franklin  pi. 

Kisd  Frederick,  tailor  25  South  Prospect 

Kiser  Frank  T.  tailor  27  Charlton 

Kist  Anthony,  tailor  47  Prince 

Kitchell  Farrand,  mason  10  Clay 

Kitchell  George  W.  blacksmith  4  Franklin  Place 


166  PIERSON'S 

Kitchell  Lodi,  tinman  inquire  14  Cherry 

Kitchell  Obadiali,  step  maker  Newark  n.  Orange 

Kitchell  Silas  H.  grocer  102  Brnad  h.  11  Bridge 

Kitchell  &  Ward,  grocers  102  Broad 

Kitchell  "William,  m.  d.  250  Plane 

Kitchen  Helena,  widow  Dover  N.  J., 

Kitchen  John  G.  dry  goods  256  Broad 

Kitchen,  Montross  &  Wilcox,  wholesale  dry  goods  57 

Liberty  N.  Y. 
Kitchen  Ziba  H.  dry  goods  57  Liberhj  N.  Y,  h.  459  High 
Kitcher  John,  tailor  1  Wilburs'  Alley 
Kittridge  Abby,  widow  of  Henry  6!)  Commerce 
Klei  Jacob,  coach  trimmer  2  Chapel  Court 
Kleick  Frederick,  butcher  57  Mercer 
Kleim  Henry,  tailor  2!)  Scribers'  Line 
Kleinknecht  Adolphus,  saddler  22  Adams 
Kleinknecht  Frederick,  tailor  26  South  Market 
Kleiser  Frederick,  mason  49  Prince 
Klengly  Charles,  jeweler  2  East  Green 
Klespies  Cath.  wid.  of  Conrad  willow  basket  676  Broad 
Klin  Phillip,  butcher  11  Prince 

Kline  John,  hatter  113  Elm 

Kline  Minard  F.  coach  lace  weaver  236  Market 

Kline ,  trunk  maker  rear  37  Prince 

Kling  Henry,  shoemaker  37  Chestnut 

Klingel  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Francis  69  Springfield  ave. 

Kloss  John,  laborer  64  Springfield  avenue 

Knapp  Benjamin,  clerk  84  New 

Knapp  Collins,  tool  maker  21  Liberty 

Knapp  Erastus,  carpenter  2  Spruce 

Knapp  Samuel  C-  shoe  mfr.  138  Market  h.  112  Mulb'y 

Knapp  Thomas,  54  Commerce 

Knettle  Henry,  tailor  55  Grand 

Kniggl  William,  tailor  55  Grand 

Knights  John  W.  184  Broad  h.  156j  Plane 

Knipe  John,  cabinet  maker  42  Union 

Knott  David,  grocer  12  South  Market 

Knox  George,  japanner  57  North  Broad 

Koagel  Bernhardt,  carpenter  17  Broom 

Kocher  John,  chairmaker  65  Parker 

Koehler  Frederick,  saddler  159  Market 

Koehler  Henry,  cutler  114  William 

Koehler  Peter,  blacksmith  9  Halsey's  Court 

Koehler  Theodore,  cooper  17  Springfield  avenue 

Koerner  Carl,  tinner  2T  Lawrence 

Koerner  John,  general  dyer  351  Broad 

Koevoers  H.  painter  &  glazier  135  Market 

Kohnman  Edward,  tailor  14  Montgomery 


NEWARK    DIRECTORY.  167 

Kolb  Frederick,  brewer  273  High 

Kolb  Matthews,  shoemaker  183  Wa8hington 

Kombacker  Nicholas,  laborer  160  Thomas 

Korb  Adam,  46  Wall 

Kormeyer  B^rancis  A.  21  Upper  Jefferson 

Korp  John,  metal  worker  22  Mechanic 

Korsch  Chrisiian.  machinists  Norih  Essex 

Kosslka  Louis,  jeweler  356  Broad 

Koty  John,  tailor  llO  Springfield  avenue 

Krack  Michael,  tailor  29  West 

Kraft  Adam,  tailor  36  South  Canal 

Kraft  William,  tailor  10  Fair 

Krahl  Chrisiian,  tailor  67  Mercer 

Kramer  Philip,  laaker  86  Kifiney 

Kranish  Julius,  plater  27  Lawrence 

Krapft  George,  gardner  77  South 

Krath  Joseph,  tailor  14  Harrison 

Kreiller  John,  ropem^ker  210  Orange  n.  Nesbitt 

Krezemer  George,  jeweler  12  Fair 

Krim  Adam,  lace  weaver  21  Oxford 

Krim  John,  shoemaker  19  Oxford 

Krog  Theodore,  tjilor  5 1  Montgomery 

KroU  Phillip,  turner  33  Broad 

Krouse  Jacob,  harness  maker  224  Washington 

Krowles  William,  engineer  76  Nesbitt 

Kruemeich  Francis,  potter  44  South  Canal 

Kruemeich  Lawrence,  potter  44  South  Canal 

Kruemeich  Phillip,  potter  44  South  Canal 

Kruemeich  Sebastian,  potter  61   River 

Krug  William,  shoemaker  37  Prince 

Kuchn  Casper,  96  Quarry 

Kuhless  Joseph,  shade  painter  29  Prince 

Kuhless  &  Wu'sener,  shade  painters  207  Bank 

Kuhn  George  J.  chair  seat  maker  14  Lon^orth 

Kuhnhoid  Ferdinand,  locksmith  3l  Commerce 

Kull  Frederick,  laborer  23  Oxford 

Kull  Michiel,  trunkmaker23  Oxford 

Kulp  Jacob  R.  cutler  24  South  Essex  ' 

Kuser  Rudolph,  grocer  79  Bleeker  n-  High  ' 

Kutekmist  Charles,  paper  maker  11  Lumber 

Kutz  Erasmus  A.  23  Centre  • 

L. 

Lachenmeyer  George,  stone  cutter  161  Ferry 

Lachenrneyer.  Jacob,  slone  cutler  66  Elm 

Lachner  Leonora,  42  Congress 

Lackey  Bridget,  widow  of  William  grocer  94  Ri?  er 

Lackey  John  H.  carpenter  24  Orchard 

Lafever  Mary,  widow  of  Adam  71  Inness 


I6f  fibrson's 

Lafon  Thomaa,  m.  d.  257  Broad 

Laforge  Ira,  carpenter  19  Warren 

Lafoy  Helena,  widow  of  John  40  Fair 

Lafoy  Theodore  R.  watch  maker  314  Broad  h.  4'2  Fair 

Lahzer  Gabriel,  shoemaker  4  Plane 

Laible  John,  baker  and  grocer  15S  Mjlberry  c.  Walnut 

Laing  Richard,  (col'd)  jeweler  104  Bank 

Lake  John  T.  shoemaker  2i'i  Broad 

Lamb  Ann,  widow  of  James  40  Broom 

Lamb  James,  stone  cutter  30  Fulton 

Lamb  Patrick,  Scfiber's  Lane  n.  High 

Lamb  Robert,  brass  and  tin  emiih  43  N^esbitt  j^i2jL 

Lambert  Edward,  glass  cutler  171  Academy  jHtp^ 

Lambert  John,  spring  maker  16  Parker  ^^HR 

Lambert  John,  tuilor  22  Franklin  place 

Lambert  John,  tailor  138  Mar!cet 

Lambert  Peter,  tailor  22  Franklin  place 

Lamar  Conrad,  baker  24  Franklin  Place 

Landell  John  H.  sail  m.  123  Market  h.  3  Cammack'9  alley 

Landell  Joshua,  brass  founder  3  Cammack's  alley 

Landell  Margaret,  widow  of  Joshua  104  Academy 

Landers  Michael,  carpenter  2  Brunswick 

Landers  William,  laborer  50  Brown 

Landray  Charles,  carpenter  34  Garden 

Landrigan  Lawrence,  currier  8  Green 

Lands  George  W.  japanner  '23S  Plane 

Lands  William  H.  patent  leather  1  Halsey's  Court 

Lane  George,  teamster  51  State 

Lane  George  B.  tavern  Madison  c.  Downing 

Lane  Margaret,  246  Washington 

Lane  Peter,  (col'd)   laborer  112  Church 

Lang  Richard,  (col'd)  Fair 

Lane  Sarah,  widow  of  Abraham  38  South  Prospect 

Lane  \V"illiam,^nman  38  Orange 

Lane  William  H.  hatter  169  Plane 

Lane  Wiliiam  II.  painter  SI  Plane 

Lang  Henry,  currier  91  South  Orange  avenue 

Lang  James  M.  grocer  143  Mulberry  h.  204  E^ 

Lang  ^rah,  widow  16  Front 

Lange  Charlea,  shoemaker 2B  Springfield  avenue 

Langenbaclicr  Go' tlitb,  wrought  nails  J?  River  79  S  Canal 

Langstroih  Christopher,  plater  108  Summit 

Langstroth  Edmun  1,  paper  maker  Pomplon  N*  J. 

Langstroih  Theodore,  halter  06  Bank 

Langstroih  Thomas  W.  locksmith  6  Mechanic  h.  48  Wm. 

Lansin?  Garrel,  tailor  3:J  Fulton 

Lani<ing  1  ewis,  carpenter  16  Columbia 

LaRoche  Samuel,  cigar  maker  18  East  Mechanic 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  tM 

Laroza  John  S.  furrier  174  Orange 
Larrinaga  Sabino  G.  clerk  26  Orchard 
Larrison  Joseph  W.  carpenter  39  Chestnut 
Larter  Robert,  carman  209  Plane 
Larter  Jr.  Robert,  printer  37  Market 
Larue  Alfred,  markeiman  50  Academy 
Larue  Hannah  C.  81  Plane 

Larwill  Ebenezer,  daguerrian  case  manuf.  264  Plane 
Larwill  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Abraham  3  South  Essex 
Larzalier  Sampson,  tailor  106  Orange 
Lascelle  David,  hatter  107  Warren 
Lasey  Bridget,  widow  of  John  2 1  River 
Latham  Elias  B.  exchange  120  Mark  h.  40  Bleeker 
Latham  James,  chemical  manuf.  149  South  Market 
Lathrop  Mrs.  Calvin,  271  Plane 

Lathrop  Charles  C.  broker  42  Wall,  iV.  Y.  h.  Rahway 
Lathrop  Gerard,  Rahway,  N  J. 
^jathrop  Lathrop  E.  California  258  Plane 
Lattourette  Paul  D,  boatman  lOO  Academy 
Lattourette  Susanna,  widow  of  Paul  Sen.  100  Academy 
Laubender  Andrew,  butcher  24  Charlton 
Lauber  Abraham,  fancy  dry  goods  1 38  Broad 
Lauderbach  William,  jeweler  34  Columbia 
Lauer  Andrevv,  tailor  l8  Broom 
Lauer  Christopher,  grinder  119  Springfield  Avenue 
Lauer  Frederick,  shoemaker  116  Newark 
Lauppee  Charles,  harness  maker  rear  106  Church 
Laute  Frederick,  harness  maker -229  Washington 
Lautz  Martin,  cigar  maker  9fi.i  Market 
Lauzon  Rebecca,  widow  of  Benjamin  enquire  79  Com'rce 
Lavalla  Albert,  Chestnut  n.  Railroad  Avenue 
Lavender  John,  grmder  23  Sheffield 
Laverick  Cornelius,  carman  7  Halsey's  Court 
Law  Henry  D.  jeweler  79  Walnut        ^ 
Law  James,  file  maker  lol  South  Market 
Law  .lames,  hatter  75  Orchard 
Law  Jr.  James,  land  agent  Jersey  City 
Law  Joseph,  land  agent  153  iMarket  h.  104  Washington 
Lawless  James,  moulder  44  Broad 
Lawless  Patrick,  laborer  12  River  » 

Lawlor  Andrew,  blacksmith  18  River 
Lawrence  Ann  E.  widow  of  Thomas  21  S.  Prospect 
Lawrence  George,  turner  30  Harnburg  Place 
Lawrence  John,  shoemaker  21  Kinney 
Lawrence  John,  bandbox  manufacturer  1  North  Canal 
Lawrence  John  H.  patent  leather  148  Mulberry 
Lawrence  John  M.  (Stephens.  Condit  &  Co.)  h.  19  Park 
Lawrence  Stephen  F.  tailor  Rahway,  N.  J. 
15 


i70  pierson's 

Lawrence  Thomas,  trimmer  Silkji  Academy 

Lawson  William  VV.  shoe  manuf.  55  Court 

Lawyer  Christian,  grocer  18  Columbia 

Layman  George,  jeweler  195  Mulberry 

Layton  Ann,  Orange  n.  Canal 

Layton  Isaac,  (col'd)  shoemaker  rear  28  Bank 

Layton  John,  shoemaker  27  Walnut 

Layton  Sidney  M.  merchant  20  Front 

Layton  William  E.  hatter  90  Bank 

Leadly  Adam,  oysterman  Oliver  c.  South  Prospect 

Ijcard  Bloomfield,  blacksmith  85  Plane 

Leber  F.  F.  9  Cross 

Leber  Jr.  Henry,  carpenter  0  Cross 

Leddy  Bernard,  tailor  c.  Washington  and  New 

Leddy  Margaret,  widow  of  James  61  Adams 

Leddy  Thomas,  tailor  36  Congress 

Ledos  Paul,  cane  maker  344  Broad 

Ledwith  John,  currier  22  Plum  _ 

Ledwith  Michael  J.  chandler  154  Market 

Lee  Anna  C.  10  Lombardy 

Lee  Charles,  trunk  rivet  mfr   Incline  Plane  h.  E.  Newark 

Lee  C.  &  H.  trunk  rivet  manuf.  Iledenberg's 

Lee  Frances,  widow  of  Alonson  &1  Market 

Lee  George  H.  jeweler  48  Kinney  h.  128  Broad 

Lee  Hannah,  widow  of  Charles  71  Academy 

Lee  Henry,  trunk  rivet  Incline  Plane  h.  East  Newark 

Lee  Henry,  coachman  91  Sout'.i  Orange  Avenue 

Lee  Isaac,  blaclismith  105  New 

Lee  Isaac  B.  millwright  145  Mulberry 

Lee  James  S.  sash  and  blinds  71  Academy 

Lee  Rev.  John,  20  Baldwin 

Lee  John,  gardener  near  Plum's  Point 

Lee  John,  grocer  297  Washington 

Lee  John,  fancy  cjjair  manuf.  241  Broad  c.  Canal 

Lee  John  B.  diuggisl  241  Broad 

Lee  John  W.  shoemaker  foot  East  Green 

Lee  Michcel,  laborer  18  Drift 

Lee  Rebecca,  widow  of  Dayton  foot  East  Green 

Lee  Sarah  Ann,  dress  maker  91  South  Orange  avenue 

Lee  Sarah  E.  school  St  Augustine 

Lee  Thomas,  morocco  dresser  91  South  Orange  avenue 

Lee  Thomas,  shoemaker  19  Rankin 

Lee  &  Van  Winkle,  grocers  27l)  Washington  c.  Kinney 

Lee  William,  justice  of  the  peace  S6  Broad 

Lee  William,  brass  founder  98  William 

Lee  "William  G.  grocer  152  Bank 

Lee  William  H.  grocci  84  r.  86  Broad 

Lee  William  R.  jeweler  241  Broad 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  Ill 

Leet  Ambrose  W.  1  Commerce 
LefFeningwell  John,  stair  case  maker  22  Quarry 
Lefler  William  H.  coaclismith  3  Brunswick 
Leffler  Ann,  nurse  36  Bank 
Legal  Madame,  10  New 

Lehlbach  Rev.  F.  A.  pastor  Ref.  Dutch  chh.  49  Mechanic 
Lehman  Frederick,  laborer  185  Souih  Market 
Leibe  Daniel,  cane  maker  48  Wallace 
Leibe  Fragoot,  fancy  box  maker  3  Railroad  avenue 
Leibe  William,  tin  and  stove  manuf.  329  Broad 
Leibhauser  Anthony,  baker  57  Mulberry 
Leibhauser  Augustus,  baker  29  Union 
Leibhauser  Christopher,  baker  16  Warre> 
Leiht  Felix,  laborer  17  Ridge 
Leiss  Theodore,  shoemaker  8  Bank 

Lelarge  Joseph,  tobacconist  285  Market  h-  171  Commerce 
Leman  Henry,  painter  20  Springfield  Avenue 
Leman  Jacob,  shoemaker  126  Springfield  Avenue 
Lemassena  Andrew,  slock,  insurance  and  exchange  broker 
real  estate  and  general  agent  295  h.  473  Broad 

Lemassena  Margaret,  widow  of  Peter  473  Broad 

Lemon  John,  currier  32  Spring 

Lemon  John,  mason  83  Plane 

Lemon  Thomas,  currier  32  Spring 

Lenhart ,  carpenter  27  Lawrence 

Lenhart  Charles,  cabinet  maker  233  Plane 

Lenhart  Jacob,  shoemaker  30  South  Canal 

Lenhart  Rev.  J.  L.  chaplain  U.  S.  Navy  230  Plane 

Lennon  Edward  W.  harness  maker  18  South  Market 

Lent  Charles  A.  jeweler  6  Beach 

Lents  William,  tailor  63  Brunswick  c.  Tichenor 

Lenz  Peter,  moulder  20  Bridge  , 

Leo  Charles  S.  glass  engraver  63  Boston 

Leonard  Charles  Edwin,  founder  enquire  11  Union 

Leonard  Horatio,  jeweler  12  Kinnev 

Leonard  John,  currier  8  Stephen's  Court 

Leonard  Michael,  laborer  40  Union 

Leonard  Patrick,  stonecutter  157  Ferry 

Leonard  Sargeanl  E.  jeweler  3  Kinney 

Leonard  Theodore,  High  st  hotel  354  High 

Leonard  William,  shoemiker  109  Quarry 

Lerich  Frederick,  shoemaker  237  Washington 

Lerose  George,  painter  32  Academy 

Leslie  John  (col'd)  whitewasher  40  Bauk 

Leslie  Robert,  tailor  28  River 

Leson  James,  tailor  96  Quarry 

Levan  Charles  A.  plumber  108"i  Broad 

Leverich  James,  carpenter  650  High 

Leverich  John  T.  coach  painter  16  Halsey 


178  pierson'  s 

Leverich  Theodore  P.  japanner  16  Halsey 

Levey  Bernard,  tailor  21  Augusta 

Leving  Frances,  tailor  2  Niciiols'  Court 

Levison  George,  shoeinal(er  47  Liberty 

Lewellan  George,  boot  fitter  1-27  Walnut 

Lewis  Catharine,  widow  of  lieut.  W.  0.  M.  146  WasU. 

Lewis  David,  9^  Hamilton 

Lewis  Ebenezer  A.  saddler  70  Walnut 

Lewis  Edward  A.  clerk  248  Broad  r.  14  Park 

Lewis  George,  butcher  10  &  12  Centre  M.  h.  7  Richmond 

Lewis  Hannah,  (col'd)  9  Searing 

Lewis  John,  sea  captain  124  Union 

Lewis  John  A.  cabinet  maker  51  Bank 

Lewis  Leonard,  tailor  91  Catharine 

Lewis  Mrs.  Purthena,  27  Commerce 

Lewis  Nathaniel  H.  printer  96  Halsey 

f^ewis  Richard,  262  Plane 

Lewis  Susan,  widow  of  Nathaniel  H.  51  Bank 

Lewis  William  <".  clerk  121  Fair 

Lewis  William  H.  blacksmith  2  Quarry 

Lewis  Williain  M.  clothier  184  Broad  h.  17  Smith 

Lewis  &  Co.  William  M   clothiers  184  Broad 

Lewty  Richard,  watch  maker  1I8  State 

Leyenberger  Catharine,  widow  of  Michael  44  Bruen 

Leyenberger  Michael,  cabinet  maker  11  N.  Prospect 

L'Hommedieu  Elias,  m.  d.  Little  Falls 

L'Homrnedieu  Phebe,  nurse  06  Catharine 

L'Hommedieu  William,  clerk  12-2  Pearl,  N.  Y  r.  365  BU 

Lick  Jonathan,  shoemaker  243  Broad 

Lideck  Gotlieb,  locksmith  55  Broom 

Lideck  John,  tailor  39  Jones 

Lideck  Josepli,  brass  fil^r  55  Broom 

Lienaka  William,  tailor  567  Broad 

Liese  Henrv,  tailor?  Grand 

Lietenfels  Frederick,  jeweler  1  Vroom's  Alley 

Limason  Jacob,  (col'd)  1  Colden 

Linberger ,  widow  of  Francis  19  Plume 

Lindauer  Godfrey,  chair  maker  200  Court 

Lindlau  Charles  D.  jeweler  375  Broad 

Lindner  Joseph  R.  manufacturer  of  bridles  79  Mulberry 

Lindsley  &  Douglass,  shoe  manufrs   372  Broad 

Lindsley  Francis,  harness  maker  LoutsviUe,  Ky. 

Lindsley  Francis  E.  last  m(r.  56  Mechanic  h.  108  Union 

Lindsley  Miss  G  milliner  116  Orchard 

Lindsley  Jacob  S.  carpenter  111  Orchard 

Lindsley  John,  shoe  rnanuf  372  Broad  h.  SomerviUe,  N.J. 

Lindsley  John  P.  harn.  m.  &  trim'r  151  B'd  h.  123  Mulb'ry 

Lindsley  Lewis  M.  last  store  1 0  Ferry,  N,  Y.  h.  213  Market 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  173 

Lindsley  Peter,  builder  6  Souili  Canal  h.  Ill  Orchard 
Lindsley  &  Tichenor,  iron  turners  rear  333  Broad 
Lines  Kdward  A    grocer  6i  William 
Lii.es  Williim  F.  saddler  15  South  Prospect 
Lingenfeiser  John,  locksmith  129  Walnut 
Linn  Charlotte,  l59  Orange 

Lippins  Melinda.  widow  of  W^illiam  111-  Mulberry 
Lippins  Reui)en  R.  (col'd)  barber  212  broad  h.  20  Div.  pi. 
Lish  Robert,  jeweler  rear  53  Union 
Lisler  Joseph,  shoe  maker  5(5  Court 
Litlell  Aaron  0.  hatter  208i  Washington 
Littell  Aaron  P.  carpenter  Orleanan.  Nesbitt 
Littell  Abjoail  H.  widow  of  Siephen  11  Hill 
Littell  Charlotte,  widow  of  Freeman  M.  20  Church 
Littell  Dennis,  filer  121  Plane 
Littell  Klizabeth,  widow  of  John  M.  20  Fultoa 
Littell  George  W.  shoemaker  85  Plane 
Littell  Henry,  teamster  142  Broad 
Littell  John  C.  clothier  3ll  Bioad  li.  19  Smith 
Littell  Lnus,  master  mason  71  Ne<v 
Littell  <S:  Payan.  clothiers  311  13ruad  (up  stairs) 
Littell  .Sarah, 8  Academy 
Littell  William,  hatter  207  Plane 

Littell  William  M  coach  maker  210  Market  h.  66Mulb'y 
Little  Isaac,  pattern  mauer  31  Mechanic 
Little  Joseph,  carriage  trimmer  20  New 
Littler  John,  Sussex  Avenue  n.  Chatham 
Lloyd  Rev.  tieorge  W.  colporteur  20  Summit 
Lloyd  Peter,  horse  nail  maker  70  Ferguson 
Loclier  John  B.  harness  maker  93  Catharine 
Locker  Smith,  carpenter  l6  Fair 
Lockhart  fJeorge.  gardner  11   Scott 
Lockharl  S.i  iiuel,  brewer  121  K.  River 
Locknick  Andrew,  carpenter  14  Ridge 
Lockry  Rosanah.  widow  of  John  rear  48  North  Broad 
Lockwood  <  Charles  N  lamp  mfr.  16  Mech.  h.  15  Ferry 
Lockwo«Kl  Daniel  W.  California 
Lockwood  K!dwin  W.  India  lubber  346  High 
Loekwood  Francis  E.  shoeaiaker  19  Warren 
Lockwood  George  M.  133  Quarry 
Lockwoo  1  Rembrandt,  artist  High  n.  Nesbitt 
Lockwood  Silas,  japanner  KiO  Nesbitt 
Logan  John,  tailor  103  Orange 
Logan  Mary  Ann,  widow  of  George  150  Bank 
Logan  Phebe.  widow  of  William  409  High 
Logan  Thomas  IJ.  carman  6  Ailing 
Logshire  Frederick,  cutter  216  Washington 
Long  Abraham  M.  shoemaker  142  Academy 
15* 


174  pierson's 

Long  Marcus  E.  teamster  136  Plane 
Long  Phillip,  laborer  l7  Spring 
Long  Thomas,  saddler  31  Koctor 
Longden  Benjimin,  lailor  15  Cottage 
Lonjtenbocker  Windham,  tailor  SO  inness 
Longworth  ('athanne,  77  Hi^h  c.  Spruce 
Loni  John,  currier  184  Plane 
Looby  Jeremiah,  currier  77  Market 
Loomis  Oliver,  iron,  brass  &  copper  dealer  fi  Ailing 
Loomis  Jr.  Oliver,  wheelwright  lOD  South  Canal 
Looker  David,  sash  and  blind  maker  5-20  Broad 
Looker  David,  shoemaker  6j  South   Broad 
Looker  David  B.  shoemaker  fiS  South  Broad 
Lope  Alonzo,  s;iw  mill  -26  Ailing 
Lorance  \rnold,  carriage  maker  17  Hill 
Lord  Esther,  widow  of  Benjamin  2li  Colunabia 
Lord  James,  95  Catharine 
Lord  Kobert,  harness  maker  40  Fair 
Lord  William  G.  dentist  281   Broad 
Loree  Jnmes,  mason  26  Halsey 
Loree  William,  sash  and  blind  maker  7  Bleeker 
Losch  John,  sawyer  South  Prospect  n.  Garden 
.  Losey  Denton,  garc'ner  327  North  Broad 
Losey  Jacob,  15  Bridge 
Loui  Charles  G.  shoemaker  fiO  Plane 
Louis  David,  tailor  105  William 

Lovatt  (ieorge.  silk  &  twist  mfr.  19G  Warren  h.  66  Richmd 
Lovali  James,  IXL.  legee  twist  156  Bank  h.  128  Summit 
Lovatt  John,  twist  and  sewing  silk  mfr.  156  Bank   h.  24 

Summit 
Lovelt  Thomas,  lace'manuf.  206  Market  h.  124  Mulberrj 
Lovpjoy  J.  N.  cracker  baker  19  Lombard/ 
Low  Aaron,  carpenter  21  .Nesbitt 
Low  Benjamin,  farmei  01  Plane 
Low  Cornelius  N.  carpenter  33  South  Essex 
Low  George,  shoemaker^53  Walnut 
Low  Henry,  merchant  tailor  250  IJroad  h.  67  Mulberry 
Low  John  Jr  labj)rer  inquire  I  Halsey's  alley 
Lowell  Rev.  Robert,  pastor  Christ's  Chh.  56  Congress 
Loweree  Thomas  W.  m   d  377  Broad 
Lowrey  Bernard,  tailor  43  Market 
Lowrey  Catharine  E.  widow  of  Joshua  T.  44  Smith 
Lowrey  Joseph  S.  Aew  York  44  Smith 
Lowrey  Hamilton,  machinist  l5  Ward 
Lozert  John  M.  sawyer  77  South  Prospect 
Lozier  John  J.  cirpenter  30  Napoleon 
Lucas  Rev   George  C.  Pas.  Central  Chh.  15  Warren 
Luderson  Frederick,  tailor  31  Washington 


VEWARK    mRECTOUy.  179 

liuderson  Wiiliam.  tailor  25  Broad 

Ludlow  Josiiih,  lailoT  78  New  h   3  S.  Essex 

Ludtuw  Mary,  widow  of  Hliakiiii  1'2    Elm 

Ludlow  Moses,  carman  67  Washinaton 

Ludlow  William  A    mer   tailor  123  Market  h.  258i  Broad 

Ludy  Peier,  lailor  l5Pt)iiit  Lane 

Lum  Amos,  35  Camp 

Lum  Jr.  Amos,  butcher  380  Broad  h.  37  Casop 

Lum  Benjamin,  blacksmith  141  Slate 

Lum  Klizabeth,  76  Pennington 

Lum  John,  carpenter  Napoleon 

Lum  John  G   carpenter  California  53  Ferry 

Lum  Julia,  widow  of  Israel  U.  lOO  Ferry 

Lum  Nancy,  widow  of  Moses  275  Kailroad  av.  op.  Camp 

Lium  Stephen,  53  Ferry 

Lum  Jr  Stephen,  butcher  basement  h.  281  Mulberry 

Lum  Stephen  M.  35  Camp 

Lum  William  A.  assessor  37  Hamilton 

Lummis  Henry,  teacher  Weslevan  Institute 26  Summit 

Lummis  Sarah  E.  widow  of  William  :i6  Summit 

Luster  Henry-  tinsmith  }i5  Catharine 

Lutehrunnier  Francis,  jeweler  10  Green 
Lutescher  Andrew,  butcher  63  Mercer 
Lulter  Ernest,  blacksmitii  2SiTibner's  Court 

Lutze  Anthony,  shoemaker  42|,\Varren 

LutZ'i  George,  buckle  maker  114  Commerce 

fjUtze  John,  japanner  35  State 

Lyde  Thomas  E.  8  Elizabelhtown  Road  n.  D.  Hayes 
Lyle  John,  cutler  rear  333  Broad  h.  25  Orleans 
Lyrann  Lyndon  G.  dennsi  333  Broad  h  53  Orchard 
Lymaji  Thaddeus,  saddlers'  hardware,  plating  and  lamp 
manufr.  IGSh.  176  Market 

Lyman  William  H.  h.  counlrif 
Lynar  Priscilla,  8  State 
Lynch  Anna,  dressmaker  16  William 
Lynch  Bernard,  laborer  43  Madison 

Lynch  Charles,  tin  mfr.  1S6  Broad  h.  135  Bleeker 

Lynch  Christopher,  blacksmith  16  William 

Lynch  Derick,  stove  &  tin  ware  mfr.  l86.Bd  h.  135  Bleek.r 

Lynch  Elizabeth,  widow  of  L>r.  David  703  Broad 

Lynch  Elizabeth,  dress  maker  16  William 

Lynch  James,  laborer  70  South 

Lynch  Hugh, laborer  132  Quarry 

Lynch  Margaret,  widow  of  John  152  Ferry 

Lynch  Mary,  widow  43  Lush 

Lynch  Patrick,  mason  54  Union 

Lynch  Patrick  H.  laborer  rear  8,  Ailing 

Lynch  Patrick,  26  North  Prospect 


ITS  pierson's 

Lynch  Phillip,  quarryman  614  High 
Lynch  Phillip.  Inhorer  157  Ferry 

Lynch  William  Uiy»>se8,  tinman  1*^2  Broad  r  135  Bleekep 
Lyon  Abby.  v\idi>vv  of  .Icjseph  C.  27  Liberty 
Lyon  A  iberl  A.  patent  leaiHf-r  rear  31  Garden 
Lyon  Alfred,  engiaver  13«i  Market  h.  5  Columbia 
Lyon  Augustus,  tool  nriaker  34  Quarry 
Lyon  Caleb  D.  jeweler  11  f'cdtago 
Lyon  r^alviP,  constable  4o  First 

Lyon  Daniel  M.  carpenters'  tools  Fr'klin  Fac.  h.  31  State' 
Lyon  Daniel  VV.  clerk  fil  Hroad  h.  23  Stale 
Lyon  David,  tanner  11!)  EUzabelhtown  Road 
Lyon  D.clor  W.  hatter  73  Bank 

Lyon  Kcward  T.  perfumery  &  fancy  store  Morrislown 
Lyon  George  T.  ctiach  painter  163  Mulberry 
Lyon  Hannah,  widow  of  Abraham  inquire  10  Garden 
Lyon  Hannah,  widow  of  Tappin  I57i  Mulberry 
Lyon  Hannah,  rear  33  Fair 
Lyon  Henry,  jeweler  4fi  B:ink 
Lyon  Henry  D  jeweler  45j  Lafayette  h.  102  Union 
Lyon  .Tabez,  varnish  maker  9  Orchard 
Lyon  James,  shoemaker  and  boaidinef  h.  12  Beach 
Lyon  James  C.  collector  40  First 
Lyon  Joanna,  widow  of  Henry  rear  33  Fair 
Lyon  Jfilin,  findinp  store  130  Market  h.  197  Plane 
Lyon  Jose|)!i,  saddler  l51  Mulberry 
Lyon  Joseph,  tailor  2lG  Washington 
Lyon  Lewis,  shoemaker  151  Mulberry 
Lyon  Lewis  VV.  sash  &  blind  GO  Haniilton  h.  108  William- 
Lyon  Luther  K.  patent  leather  |3  New 
Lyon  Mary,  widow  of  Benjamin  151  Mulberry 
Lyon  Obadiah,  dairyman  Lyons  Farms 
Lyon  Phebe  K.  27  Liberty 
Lyon  Samuel,  teacher  1<)5  Academy 
Lyon  Sarah,  widow  of  Dr.  Matthias  297  Mulberry 
Lyon  Silas  S.  m.  d   377  Broad  h.  15  Commerce 
Lyon  Smith,  charcoal  dealer  \i  Webster  n.  Grane 
Lyon  &  Taylor,  tin  stove  manufacturers  402  Broad    ' 
Lyon  Theodore,  saddler  157  Mulberry 
Lyon  Theodore,  tin  stove  mfr.  402  h  412  Broad 
Lyon  William,  saddler  20  Cottage 
Lyon  William,  giocer  159a  Mulbeiry  c.  Walnut    . 
Lyon  William  S.  cabinet  maker  105  Academy. 
Lyon  Zophar,  farmer  Lyon's  Farms 
Lyons  Lewis  J.  boiler  manufacturer  107 h.  165  Commerce 
Lyrich  Frederick,  shoemaker  44  Spring 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  tTf 


M. 

Maas  David,  jeweler  168  Mulberry 

Mabie  Elias  E.  sexton  2d  Bap.  church  157  Plane 

Mack  Conrad,  baker  9  Lafayette 

Mack  Sarah,  14  Shipman 

Mackey  Zippe,  widow  of  Jeremiah  12  Congress 

Mackin  Francis,  mer.  tailor  214  309  Broad  r.  233  Mark«» 

Mackin  «&  Stoutenburt^h,  raer.  tailors  214  &  309  Broad 

Mackinson  Hugh,  carpenter  255  South  Market 

Macknet  Charles  S.  hardware  305  h.  446  Broad 

Macknet  Daniel,  harness  maker  446  Broad 

Macknet  Lehman,  harness  maker  371  Broad 

Macknet  Mrs.  S.  milliner  332  Broad 

Macknet  Sylvester,  harness  maker  332  Broad 

Macknet  &,  Wilson,  hardware  store  305  Broad 

Madden  John,  laborer  94  Warren 

Madden  Richard,  trunk  coverer  196  Bank 

Madden  Thomas,  laborer  14  Clay 

Madden  Thomas,  blacksmith  rear  27  Church 

Madden  William,  laborer  50  Goble 

Magahan  Patrick,  varnisher  5  Pierson's  Alley 

Magie  Abigail,  widow  of  Daniel  288  WashingtOE 

Magie  Ann,  widow  of  Alfred  H.  60  Catharicie 

Magie  Klizat>eth,  nurse  9  Orchard 

Magie  Ezekiel,  hatter  36  Washington 

Magie  James,  watchman  38  Adams 

"Magie  Seth  W  62t)  Broad 

Maguire  Piiillip,  laborer  177  Plane 

Mahler  Phillip  H  jfnveler  2S  Cottage 

MahonJnhn,  laborer  688  Broad 

Mahon  John,  laborer  132  Quarry 

Mahon  John,  tailor  5  Augusta 

Mahon  Julia,  lailoress  127  Kinney 

Mahon  Owen,  harness  maker  30  Market 

Mahon  Terance,  rear  1 5-2  Ferry 

Mahon  Thomas,  white  smith  138  Commerce 

Mahon  Thomas,  laborer  152  Ferry 

Mair  Gustave,  jeweler  l68  Mulberry 

Maires  Edwin  A.  clerk  20S  r-  216  Broad 

Major  Alexander,  cabinet  maker  Ca/j/brm'a  89  Catharino 

Malady  Brian,  8  South  f'anal 

Mallen  James,  laborer  43  Bridge 

Malone  John,  laborer  rear  127  Nesbitt 

Malone  Joseph,  mason  9S  East  River 

Malone  Patrick,  sexton  Citholic  church  12  Cherry 

Malony  Patrick,  dairymnn  First  n.  New 

Maloy  John,  laborer  6G  South 


ITS  pierson's 

Maloy  John,  tailor  tow  path  n.  jail 

Maloy  Patrick,  laborer  '60  South  Bridge 

Maloy  Thomas,  moulder  170  Plane 

Maltbie  David,  butcher  410  Broad 

Maltby  Savillon  J.  shoemaker  38  North  Carial 

Malthamer  Charles,  shoemaker  3  Chapel  Court 

Manchard  George,  moulder  116  William 

Mandeville  Anthony,  (col'd)  2  Crane's  Basin 

Mandeville  Charles,  (cord)  152  Lock 

Mandeviile  Cornelius,  builder  123  Mulberry 

Mandeville  Cornelius  H.  mason  31  Jefferson 

Mandeville  Eleazar,  mason  582  High 

Mandeville  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  73  Academy 

Mandeville  George  W.  coach  maker  Bridgeport  Ct. 

Mandeville  Ira,  mason  83  Plane 

Mandeville  Jacob  H.  hoes  &  hatchets  333  B'd  h.  108  Acmy 

Mandeville  James  C.  body  maker  22  Ward 

Mandeville  Jared,  shoemaker  83  Plane 

Mandeville  John  C  jeweler  45J  Lafayette  h.  98  Union 

Mandeville  John  T.  butcher  42  Franklin  h.  208  S.  Broad 

Mandeville  &  Lyon,  jewelers  45j  Lafayette 

Mandeville  Paul,  hoop  pole  msmuf.  114  New 

Mandeville  Sarepta,  v^-idow  of  Thomas  C.  123  Mulberry 

Mandeville  William,  harness  maker  8l  South  Broad 

Mahar  Dennis,  laborer  164  Washington 

Manes  Aaron,  mason  83  Plane 

Mangold  Margaret,  widow  274  Bank 

Mann  Godfrey,  cabinel  maker  133  Plane 

Mann  Wiilliam,  cooper  40  Point  Lane 

Mannel  William  C.  laborer  86  Academy 

Manning  Abel,  carpenter  21  Orleans 

Manning  John,  carpenter  21  Orleans 

Manning  John,  laborer  61  Ferry 

Manning  Mary,  widow  11  Petinington 

Manning  Mary,  widow  of  Martin  104  Newark 

Manning  Michael,  founder  61  Ferry 

Manning  Still,  coach  manuf.  101  Bruen  h.  ISO  Market 

Manning,  Righter,  4'  '^od,  coach  mfrs   Bruen  c.  Harailto» 

Manning  Walter  E.jewaler  50  Lafayette 

Mansfield  Edward,  currier  39  North  Broad 

Mansfield  James,  laborer  150  Lock 

Mansfield  John,  laborer  150  Lock 

Manuel  Charles,  laborer  l60  Nesbitt 

Mapes  Prof.  James  J    Lynn's  Farms 

Mar  Mary,  widow  of  Michael  121  River 

Marcell  Charles  B   carpenter  248  Plane 

Marcell  Jacob  A.  mahogany  yard  11  Mech.  h.  287' Wash. 

Marcell  Sarah,  nurse  19  New 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  179 

"Marcell  Susan,  widow  of  Amos  53  Walnut 

March  Lawrence,  tailor  52  Grand 

Maring  Jacob  S.  carpenter  41  Bleeker 

Marion  Henry,  tailor  49  Gob!e 

Marius  Daniel,  laborer  2  Jackson 

Marks  Abraham  D.  india  rubber  161  Bank     ^ 

Marks  David,  grocer  14  Golden 

Marley  Daniel,  moulder  507  High 

Marquis  Caroline.  14  Walnut 

Marsh  Aaron  T.  clerk  208  Broad  r.  36  Orange 

Marsh  Augustus,  machinist  14  Cross 

Marsh  Charlotte,  244  Washington 

Marsh  Daniel  C.  carriage  maker  52  Washington 

Marsh  David,  tailor  ^9  Lawrence 

Marsh  David,  sash  &  blind  7  Bleeker 

Marsh  David  C.  box  maker  12  Church 

Marsh  Ezra,  coach  maker  102  Railroad  av.  h.  6  LafayetW 

Marsh  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John  W.  24  Church 

Marsh  Henry,  sash  and  blind  m.  5i  Fair  h.  43  William 

Marsh  Isaac,  chair  maker  144  Washington 

Marsh  Isaac,  shoemaker  136  Kinney 

Marsh  John  W.  24  Columbia 

Marsh  Jonathan  D.  coarh  manuf  rear  12  Fair  h.  17  Hill 

Marsh  Lewis,  coach  painter  48  Columbia 

Marsh  Lewis  H,  confectionery  SfiSj  Broad 

Marsh  Lewis  R.  fancy  store  60  William 

Marsh  Michael,  clerk  1  Wilbur's  alley 

Marsh  Rachel,  widow  of  William  P.  14  Front 

Marsh  Ralph  S.  blacksmith  39  Warren 

Marsh  S.  &  J- carriage  manufacturers  rear  12  Fair 

Marsh  Samuel  S.  coach  painter  105  Catharine 

Marsh  Uzal  O.  halter  51  William 

Marsh  Warren  A.  confectioner  308j  Broad 

Marshall  Benjamin,  m-  d   13  Beach 

Marsiglia  Eliza,  teacher  12  Kinney 

Marson  William,  shoemaker  21  New 

Martell  James,  shoemaker  01   Catharine 

Marten  Harren,  box  maker  1 1  Bruen 

Marthis  Reuben,  6  Nuttman 

Martien  Joseph  G.  16  New 

Martin  Caroline,  201  Washington 

Martin  Christopher,  sash  and  blind  98  Walnut 

Martin  Daniel,  cabinet  maker  Down  Neck 

Martin  Enos,  body  maker  185  Washington 

Martin  George  W.  219  North  Broad 

Martin  George  W.  restaurant  94  Broad 

Martin  Henrietta,  dress  maker  2«l  Washington 

Martin  Isaac,  carman  15  Baldwin 


180  pierson'& 

Martin  Jacob  L.  250  Plane 

Martin  James  H.  tailor  28  Orleans 

Martin  Johnson,  94  Broad 

Martin  Joseph  II   California 

Martin  Louisa,  1  Napoleon 

Martin  Mary,  widow  of  Lewis  27  Baldwin 

Martin  Matthew,  clerk  6l6  High 

Martin  Michael,  shoemaker  22  James 

Martin  Michael,  gardner  700  Ferry 

Martin  Moses,  clerk  178J  Mulberry 

Martin  Moses  B,  coart  crier  Court  House 

Martin  Peter  W.  trans.  N.  Y.  and  Newark  h.  8  S.  Bridge 

Martin  jr.  Peter  W.  N.  &  N.  Y.  transporta.  h.8  S.  Bridge 

Martin  Robert  A.  boot  filter  14  William 

Martin  Sarah,  widow  of  Dr.  William  261  Washington 

Martin  Sarah  W.  widow  219  North  Broad 

Martin  Theodore  A.  Court  House 

Martin  Thomas  L.  boot  litter  19  Court 

Martin  Timothy,  laborer  1 5  Point  Lane 

Martin  William  H.  California 

Martin  William  J,  13  Commercial  h.  8  S.  Bridge 

Marlindule  Aaron  R.  fur  blower  9  Arch 

Martineau  Nirciss,  coppersmith  172  Broad 

Marvin  Amos  S.  saddler  4  North  Essex 

Marx  David,  grocer  122  Summit  c.  Academy 

Marz  Theodore,  jeweler  168  Mulberry 

Masr'.iop  Rov.  Frederick,  rear  28  Mechanic 

Masden  G     rge,  166  South  Market 

Masker  ICli  is,  shoemaker  38  North  Broad 

Masker  Jacob,  hat  block  turner  177  h.  175  Railroad  are 

Masker  John,  turner  106  Plane 

Masker  John  J.  shoemaker  493  High 

Masker  Samuel,  shoemaker  11  Lumber 

Mason  Harriet,  widow  of  John  128  Quarry 

Mason  John,  marble  cutter  and  sculptor  2  Prince 

Mason  Samuel,  lapidary  37  Green 

Mason  Jr.  Samuel,  lapidary  37  Green 

Mason  Thomas,  shoemnker  l3i)  Plane 

Mason  William,  shoemaker  26  Marshall 

Masoon  Joseph,  jeweler  4  East  Kinney 

Matas  Leonard,  tailor  42  River 

Mate  Peter,  gardener  63  Goble 

Mather  Sarah,  widow  of  Edward  68  New 

Mathew.<»  John,  laborer  59 J  River 

Matlock  John,  exchanee  stable  3  Mechanic  h.  29  Green 

Matlock  Sarah,  widow  of  Thomas  67  Catharine 

Matthews  Aaron,  hatter  A^.  Y.  h.  580  High 

Matthews  Ernest,  machinist  59  Walnut 


NEWARK    DIRECTORY.  I3l 

Matthews  Hugh,  laborer  58  Union 

Matthews  Isaac,  fancy  store  10  Warren 

Matthews  James,  tailor  66  Bleeker 

Matthews  Mary,  widow  of  Patrick  jr.  grocer  10  S.  Market 

Matthews  Patrick,  Baskinridge,  N.  J. 

Matthews  Reuben,  nailler  6  Nuttman 

Matthews  Sarah  B.  widow  of  William  14  Orchard 

Matthewson  James,  hatter  69  Orange 

Matthias  Alisi,  baker  181  Court 

Mattoon  Charles,  mason  37  Halsey 

Maud  Patrick,  grocer  6  Van  Buren 

Maxwell  John,  paver  108  Mill 

Maxwell  Stewart,  carpet  weaver  11  Broad 

Mayhew  George  A.  jeweler  20  Maiden  Lane,  N.  Y.  h.  26 

Fulton 
Mayhew  John,  29  South  Prospect 

Maynard  Robert  S  refectory  1  Railroad  A.ve.   h.  8  Ferry 
Maynard  William,  laborer  36  Adams 
Mayne  John,  harness  maker  7  Pearl  * 

Mayo ,  shoemaker  30  Church 

Mayo  Edmund,  64  Mulberry 
McAdam  Bernard,  laborer  16  Parker 
McAllister  Charles,  hatter  35  Ward 
McAnair  Thomas,  carpet  weaver  38  Bank 
McBeth  Andrew  G.  butcher  Centre  Market  36  Division  pi. 
McBeth  William,  butcher  4  Centre  Market  h.  171  Orange 
McBride  John,  laborer  37  Union 
McBride  Owen,  laborer  125  Baldwin 
McBride  Patrick,  laborer  195  Court 
McCabe.  Ann,  widow  of  Patrick  9  Green 
McCabe  Eliza  C.hat  trimmer  16  New 
McCabe  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John,  191  Mulberry 
McCabe  James,  laborer  82  Mulberry 
McCabe  John,  laborer  36  Spring 
■McCabe  Michael,  laborer  8  Parker 
McCall  Alexander, 86  Washington 
McCanley  Alexander,  hatter  46  South  Canal 
McCann  Catharine,  widow  of  Joha  274  Mulberry 
McCann'Charles,  laborer  150  Lock 
McCann  Frederick,  tailor  116  Washington 
McCann  James,  5  North  Canal 
McCann  Owen,  hatter  223  Bank 
McCann  Patrick,  laborer  189  Court 
McCann  Peter,  laborer  169  Court 
McCarm  Jr.  Walter,  cloth  cutter  29  Academy 
McCann  Westley,  teamster  62  Court 
McCannon  Peter,  laborer  12  Summit 
McCarrick  Patrick,  laborer  32  Plume 
16 


182  PlERSON^S 

McCarron  John,  laborer  296  North  Broad 

McCarron  William,  moulder  46  Orange 

McCarty  Daniel,  drover  30  Congress 

McCarty  Felix,  shoemaker  rear  80  Orange 

McCarty  John,  baker  214  Market 

McCarty  Patrick,  japanner  132  Lock 

McCarty  William,  gold  chaser  623  Broad 

McChesney  Samuel,  moulder  90  firoad 

McChesney  William,  japanner  115  Plane 

McChristel  Patrick,  laborer  13  Hedges'  Alley 

McClackey  Patrick,  shoemaker  140  Market  h.  24  Centre 

McClarity  Donald,  iron  moulder  1  Ward 

McClennan  Hester,  tailoress  54  New 

McClennan  William,  laborer  696  Broad 

McClure  Thomas,  varnisher  9  Plume  -jJli ' 

McCluskey  Edward,  boot  maker  85  Washington  "^^ 

McCluskey  James,  laborer  122  Market 

MtfCollaff  William,  sadler  3  Stephens'  Court 

McComb  Joseph  B  painter  38  Walnut 

McConellogue  Charles,  grocer  126  Warren 

McConeughey  William,  peddler  II  Broad 

McConnell  Elizabeth,  widow  130  Warren 

McConnell  James,  shoemaker  30  Marshall 

McConnell  William,  carpenter  153  Warren 

McCord  Annasta,  fancy  dry  goods  272  Broad  r.  196  Mkt. 

McCord  Marilla.  widow  of  James  12  Lafayette 

McCormick  jr.  Bernard,  grocer  58*  Mulberry  h.  50  Smith 

McCormick  Bridget,  widow  138  Commerce 

McCormick  Charlotte,  tailoress  64  M.  &.  E.  Railroad  av. 

McCormick  Francis,  grocer  agent  174  Broad 

McCormick  Francis,  grocer  52  Grand 

McCormick  George  W.  trunk  maker  22  New 

McCormick  Hiram,  shoemaker  7  Boudinot 

McCormick  Martin,  grocer  97  Quarry 

McCormick  Mary,  india  rubber  114  New 

McCormick  Patrick,  carman 221  Bank 

McCormick  Patrick,  mason  rear  48  North  Broad 

McCormick  Rhoda,  tailoress  37  Fair 

McCormick  Thomas,  tailor  157  Ferry 

McCormick  Thomas,  laborer  rear  48  North  Broad 

McCory ,  laborer  10  Hoyt 

McCoy  Gauin,  coach  maker  15  East  Green 

McCready  Catharine,  widow  of  Thompson  40  Bank 

McCrossin  John,  silk  weaver  140  Market 

McCutly  George,  coach  lace  weaver  298  B'd.h.  56  Bank 

McCurdy  Catharine,  widow  128  Warren 

McCurdy  David,  grocer  138  Warren 

McCurdy  &  Hartney,  curriers  82jMarket 

McCurdy  Mary,  nurse  17  Broad 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  183 

McCurdy  Robert,  india  rubber  176  Bank 

McCurdy  William,  currier  46  Hedges  Alley  h.  140  Warren 

McDavitt  Daniel,  laborer  New  n.  Searing 

McDavitt  James,  currier  2  Plane 

McDavitt  John,  laborer  126  Bleeker 

McDermit  David,  cabinet  maker  13  Thomas 

McDermit  Francis,  carpenter  334  Washington 

McDermit  Patrick,  laborer  44  North  Broad 

McDermit  Peter  G.  chair  and  cabinet  mfr.  378  h.  496  Bd. 

McDermit ,  widow  of  Stephen,  Caldwell 

McDermot  Edward,  laborer  5  Pair 

McDermot  James,  tailor  30i  Catharine 

McDermot  Michael,  rear  53  Boston 

McDermot  Michael,  laborer  rear  34  River 

McDonahue  Hugh,  cooper  46  Front 

McDonald  Angus,  iron  mouldsr  20  Ailing 

McDonald  David,  farmer  643  Ferry 

McDonald  George,  gardner  40  Point  Lane 

McDonald  Henry,  carman  96  McWhorter 

McDonald  Isabella,  667  Ferry 

McDonald  James,  rear  192  South  Market 

McDonald  John,  laborer  Ogden  n.  Clay 

McDonald  John,  plater  29  Court 

McDonald  John,  baker  214  Market  c.  Lawrence 

McDonald  John,  farmer  667  Ferry 

McDonald  Lawrence,  jeweler  5t)  Lafayette 

McDonald  Lawrence,  blacksmith  30  North  Prospect 

McDonald  Mary,  667  Ferry 

McDonald  Phillip,  laborer  48  Union 

McDonald  Susan,  widow  of  Patrick  Ogden  n.  Bridge 

McDonald  Wm.  K.  attorney  &  counsellor  and  surrogate 

office  City  Hall  h.  24  Park  Place 
McDonnough  John,  laborer  234  Washington 
McDougal  Hugh;  cabinet  maker  3*3  Market 
McDougal  John  A.  miniature  painter  N.  Y.  h.  31  Market 
McDowell  Michael,  laborer  11  Hedges  Alley 
McElgrath  William,  moulder  14  Spring 
McElhose  Matthew,  laborer  33  Washington 
McElhose  William,  coach  lace  weaver  6  Ferry 
McElroe  Patrick,  laborer  177  Plane 
McElroe  Patrick,  currier  175  Plane 
McEuen  John,  sea  captain  Camptown  N.  J. 
McFarland  Owen,  harness  mfr.  325  Broad  h.  182  Market 
McFeley  John,  laborer  296  North  Broad 
McGarret  James  W.  collar  maker  45  South  Canal 
McGary  Mary,  widow  of  Michael  6  Halsey's  Alley 
McGill  William,  carpenter  272  Plane 
McGinn  Thomas,  shoemaker  17  Sheffield 


184  pierson's 

McGinnis  Elijah  H.  clerk  13  Thomas 

McGinnis  Patrick,  shoemaker  174  Plane 

McGinnis  Peter,  shoemaker  174  Plane 

McGlinnin  John,  laborer  58  Broad 

McGovern  John,  laborer  139  Court 

McGowan  Richard,  laborer  35  Railroad  avenue 

McGrane  John,  carpenter  inquire  Warren  c.  Lock 

McGrath  Jane,  widow  of  Isaiah  480  Broad 

McGrath  John,  laborer  rear  48  North  Broad 

McGrath  Patrick,  grocer  49  North  Broad 

McGrath  Patrick,  laborer  137  Court 

McGrath  Thonias,  carpenter  i3l  Nesbitt 

McGrath  Thornas,  nail  maker  rear  77  Academy 

McGreggor  John  M.  mason  31  Baldwin 

McGreggor  Malcom,  spool  cotton  mfr.  78  Clay  h  16  Plane 

McGroriy  William,  carpet  store  317  Broad  h.  N.  Y. 

McGuire  Barney,  morocco  dresser  164  Lock 

McGuire  James,  laborer,  rear  28  Van  Buren 

McGuire  Joseph,  tailor  18  South  Canal 

McGuire  Phillip,  currier  174  Plane 

Mcllroy  Christopher,  gardner  Murray  n   South  Broad 

Mcllvaine  Isaac,  book  store  121  Market  h.  31   Smith 

Mcllvaine  Mis.  Isaac,  female  seminary  31  Smith 

Mcllvaine  James,  cooper  576  High 

Mcllvaine  Owen,  cooper  9  Stephen's  Court 

Mclnrow  Patrick,  laborer  rear  30  Augusta 

McJntee  James,  moulder  18  Ailing 

Mclntee  John,  moulder  18  Ailing 

Mclntee  Michael,  India  rubber  Hudson  c.  Warren 

Mclntee  Phillip,  laborer  148  River  foot  Lumber 

Mclntire  Amos,  carman  42  Broad 

Mclnlire  Catharine,  widow  of  Thomas  146  Washington 

Mclntire  John,  paper  hangings  6  R.  R.  ave.  h.  146  Broad 

Mclntire  Mary,  widow  of  Archibald,  17  State 

Mclntire  Mary,  widow  of  Patrick  38  Union 

Mclntiro  Peter  P.  mer.  tailor  321  Broad  h.  21  Franklin 

Mclntire  Phillip,  tanner,  foot  Elm 

Mclntire  Robert,  clerk  N.  Y.  146  Washington 

Mcintosh  James,  brewer  33  Broad 

McJohn  John,  hatter  507  High 

McKantey  Edward,  currier  15  Market 

McKain  Elizabeth,  widow?  of  James  77  Court 

McKain  &  Kerr,  job  print£rs  123  Market 

McKain  William  A.  job  printer  123  Market  h.  77  Court 

McKay  Ann,  tailoress  29  Court 

McKay  Fredericif,  plater  29  Court 

McKay  Jannett,  200  Washington 

McKay  Mary  Ann,  widow  of  Robert  82  Mulberry 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  185 

McKearn  James,  malleable  iron  101  Academy 
McKearnan  Michael,  laborer  36  Mechanic 
McKechnie  Thomas,  block  cuUer  45  South  Canal 
McKenna  James,  saddler  56  Union 
McKenna  Margaret,  widow  28  Smith 
McKenna  Margaret,  widow  of  James  214  Plane 
McKenzie  Ann  G.  rear  18  Columbia 
McKenzie  Elizabeth  M.  62  North  Broad 
McKenzie  Robert,  baker  331  Broad 
McKey  Hockley  C.  coach  maker  124  Mulberry 
McKimm  William,  carpenter  2  Quarry 
McKinstry  John,  grocer  131  Washington 
McKinney  John,  teacher  l68  h.  215  Plane 
McKirgan  Alexander,  dairyman  Lyon's  Farms 
McKirgan  Thomas,  raer.  720  Bd.  h.  40  EUzabethtown  Rd 
McKirgan  &  Scott,  merchants  720  Broad 
McKown  Jacob  L.  teacher  Wesleyan  Inst.  r.  250  Plane 
McLain  George  W.  clerk  3  Fulton 
McLaughlin  Duncan,  moulder  2  Crane 
McLaughlin  Henry,  frame  maker  121  Broad 
McLaughlin  James,  moulder  2  Crane 
McLaughlin  James,  waterman  183  Commerce 
McLaughlin  James,  botanic  m.  d.  233  Market 
McLaughlin  John,  laborer,  27  Church 
McLaughlin  John,  currier  7  Grove 
McLaughlin  Matthew,  currier  177  Plane 
McLaughlin  Thomas,  laborer  553  High 
McLaughlin  William,  shoemaker  36  Market 
McLaughlin  William,  moulder  16  Summit 
McLaughlin  William,  laborer  2  Crane 
McLean  Michael,  waiter  356  Broad 
McLear  Michael,  coach  smith  131  R.  R.  ave.  h.  18  Ward 
McLeod  John  W.  acct.  207  Market  h.  16  Orchard 
McLorinan  John,  japanner  1  Keen's  Court 
McMackin  Catharine,  widow  of  Barney  grocery  625  High 
McMackin  James,  grocer  642  High 
McMahon  Lawrence,  laborer  194  South  Market 
McMahon  Owen,  grocer .32  Market 
McMahon  Owen,  laborer  141  Commerce 
McMahon  Robert,  laborer  14  Clay 
McMann  Peter,  hackman  116  Commerce 
McManus  Bridget,  widow  of  Patrick  New  c.  Searing 
McManus  Michael,  shoemaker  174  Plane 
McManus  Patrick,  27  Park 
McManus  Phillip,  rear  185  Plane 
McMillan  David,  machinist  196  Market 
McMuUin  James  M.  51  Broad 
McMuUigan  Daniel,  143  Warren 
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186  pierson's  • 

McMurtry  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Jolin  958  High 

McMurtry  William,  dry  goods  131  Market  h.  258  High 

McMurtry  Daniel,  hardware  263  Broad  h.  10  Academy 

McNair  Alexander,  jeweler  5  Fair 

McNamara  Daniel,  brass  founder  2  Rowen's  Court 

McNamara  John,  carpenter  17  Congress 

McNamara  Thomas,  shoemaker  17  Hedges'  Alley 

McNamara  Thomas,  harness  furniture  60  Hamilton 

McNeil  William,  shoemaker  58  Adams 

McNeill  Catharine,  widow  of  James  52  Broad 

McNeill  Hugh,  shoemaker  3  East  Mechanic 

McNerny  John,  CI  Adams 

McNerney  John,  morocco  dresser  212  Washington 

McNew  William,  lace  weaver  16  Fair 

McNulty  Cormick,  laborer  60  McWhorter 

McOmber  Asa,  machinist  32^  Union 

McPartly  John,  shoemaker  2081  Washington 

McQuillin  Edward,  laborer  40  Bloomfield  avenue 

McSirley  John,  plater  200  Washington 

McTage  John,  laborer  22  Montgomery 

McTage  Patrick,  laborer  41  Montgomery 

McVoy  Drigo,  m.  d  227  Washington 

McWilliams  John,  helper  9  Front 

Mead  Aaron,  cabinet  maker  Wahiut  n.  Adams 

Mead  Adrian,  carman  87  Orange 

Mead  Benjamin,  merchant  N.  Y.  5  Clinton  Place  N.  J. 

Mead  Garret  I.  turner  Walnut  n.  Adams 

Mead  Jacob  J  turner  97  Congress 

Mead  John,  carman  48  Front 

Mead  John  B.  soda  water  101  Church 

Mead  Patrick,  siioemaker  26  Augusta 

Mead  Peter,  cabinet  maker  Elm  c.  Adams 

Mead  Peter  J.  87  Mulberry 

Mead  Staats  O.  mer   N.  Y.  118  Orchard 

Mead  Theodore,  265  Broad 

Mead  William,  botanic  physician  111  Broad 

Mead  WiUiam  G.  sash  <&  blind  68  NesbiU 

Meaden  William,  shoemaker  141  Mulberry 

Mechanics'  Bank,  277  Broad 

Mechanics'  Insurance  Co.  279  Broad 

Meckler  Peter,  tailor  17  Prince 

Mecler  Michael,  30  Augusta 

Medcraft  John,  police  and  civil  justice  9  h.  11  Boston 

Medcraft  John  H.  jeweler  10^  Liberty 

Medcraft  William,  jeweler  13  Boston 

Medcraft  &  Co.  William,  jewelers  13  Boston 

Meder  Joseph,  shoemaker  18  Springfield  avenue 

Medina  Francis  P.  18  Cherry 

Medier  John  B.  oyster  merchant  604  High 


NEWARK    DIRECTORY.  187 

Meeker  Albert,  carpenter  345  Washington 

Meeker  Alfred  M.  moulder  34  State 

Meeker  Calel^H,  345a  Washington 

Meeker  Charles  H.  m.  d.  New  York  443  Broad 

Meeker  Christopher  C.  20  Smith 

Meeker  Daniel  B.  carpenter  24  Bank 

Meeker  David  M.  malleable  iron  74  Clay  h.  18  Church 

Meeker  Dayton,  shoemaker  21  Upper  Jefferson 

Meeker  Edward,  japanner  37  Market 

Meeker  Edward  P.  12  Cross 

Meeker  Edwin  L.  jeweler  37  Franklin 

MeeTier  Eliza,  widow  of  Job  N.  Y.  103  Summit 

Meeker  Elly,  potter  15  Orange 

Meeker  George  W.  painter  120  Summit 

Meeker  &  Hedden,  builders  1  Orange  ' 

Meeker  Ira,  shoemaker  46  Upper  Jefferson 

Meeker  Ira  T.  Elizabettown  stage  h.  E  town 

Meeker  Isaac,  28  St.  Marks  Place,  N.  Y. 

Meeker  James  R.  att.  &  counsellor  Elizahethtovon 

Meeker  James  T,  carman  4  Kinney 

Meeker  John,  carriage  maker  69  New 

Meeker  John  B   saddler  New  Yorkh-  69  New 

Meeker  John  H.  att.  at  law  267  h.  382  Broad 

Meeker  Jonathan,  agent  steamboat  Passaic  109  Broad 

Meeker  Jonathan  M.  New  Providence 

Meeker  Jr.  Jonathan  M.  agent  Rail  Road  Elizabelhtown 

Meeker  Joseph  J,  carpenter  1  h- 13  Orange 

Meeker  Lewis  M.  acct  New  York  r.  382  Broad 

Meeker  Martha,  widow  of  Jonathan  104  Spring 

Meeker  Nancy  D.  widow  of  Eh'as  O.  36  Mercer 

Meeker  Nathaniel  W.  hatler  22  Baldwin 

Meeker  Oba,  foundry  31  Bridge  h.  35  Orange 

Meeker  Obadiah  C.  painter  and  glazier  103  Summit 

Meeker  &  Co.  0.  iron  foundry  31  Bridge 

Meeker  &  Overbaugh,  builders  18  Academy 

Meeker  Rachel,  widow  of  Stephen  Boyden  n.  Orange 

Meeker  Samuel,  patent  leather  37  Market 

Meeker  Samuel,  443  Ikoad 

Meeker  Stephen  G.  shoemaker  108  South  Prospect 

Meeker  S.  Harris,  California 

Meeker  Sydney  S   trimmer  Springfield  avenue 

Meeker  Timothy,  sawyer  60  Hamilton  h.  3  Columbia 

Meeker  WiHiam,  shoemaker  36  Lush 

Meeker  William  B.  law  student  281  r.  382  Broad 

Meeker  William  L  pattern  maker  12  Cross 

Meeson  Benjamin,  saddler  9  Boudinot 

Meighan  Martha,  widow  13  Hill 

Meigs  Gilbert,  house  builder  235a  Washington 

Meigs  Myron  M.  farmer  26  Cherry 


188  piekson's 

Meinch  J.  Louia,  tailor  30  Spruce 

Meiselbach  Henry,  shoemaker  14  Harrison 

Meldrum  James,  hatter  15  Orleans  A 

Meldrum  Richard  S.  jeweler  54  Catharine 

Mellon  Bernard,  blacksmith  50  Spring 

Mellon  Catharine,  widow  36  Walnut 

Mellon  Edward,  169  Orange 

Mellon  Margaret,  widow  of  Lawrence  9  Halsey's  Alley 

Melrose  Thomas,  gardener  10  Ferry 

Melville  Abby,  widow  of  David  83  South  Broad 

Melville  George  P.  currier  8  Smith 

Melville  Mrs.  Margaret,  piano  forte  teacher  8  Smith 

Melville  Samuel,  fisherman  59  Ferry 

MemfiferAndreas,  locksmith  rear  31  Garden 

Meneroht  William,  tailor  72  Garden 

Mentz  Jacob,  butcher  197  Court 

Mepelbie  Charles,  trunk  maker  39  South  Canal 

Mercer  Lewis,  (col'd)  20  Academy 

Mercer  Dr.  William  T.  druggist  224  Broad  h.  19  Wash'n. 

Merchant  Charles,  cabinet  manuf.  New  York 

Merchant  Ira,  sash  and  blind  mfr.  60  Hamil'n  h.  17  Ferry 

Merchant  Silas,  clothier,  302  Broad  h.  29  Centre 

Merkei  John,  boatman  58  Richmond 

Merrell  Charles,  paper  stainer  67  Catharine 

Merrell  William  T.  boot  maker  98  Kinney 

Merrit  Samuel  P.  wagon  maker  enquire  6  Marshall 

Merrit  Sandford,  zinc  works  29  Ferry 

Mersereau  Cornelius,  tin  plate  and  stove  91  Broad 

Mersereau  Daniel,  stoves  &c.  91  Broad  h.  13  Bridge 

Mersereau  Edward,  tailor  260  Plane 

Mersereau  Jacob,  clerk  91  Broad 

Merwin  Mrs.  E.  G.  store  337  Broad 

Meslor  Henry  C.  box  mfr.  I  Pierson's  Alley  h.  15  Warren 

Mess  Phillip,  shoemaker  2  William 

Messier  Catharine,  widow  of  John  14  East  Mechanic 

Metsler  John,  quarryman  26  Ridge 

Metsler  Killeon,  stone  cutter  21  Ridge 

Metz  Casper,  rag  picker  41  Jones 

Metzar  Abram,  fancy  store  45  Mulberry 

Meyer  Charles,  cracker  baker  19  Lombardy 

Meyer  Diederick,  blacksmith  228  Market  h.  55  Walnut 

Meyer  Henry,  brewer  119  Washington 

Meyer  Leonard,  gardener  down  Neck 

Meyer  Leonard,  coal  carter  12  Adams 

Meyer  Jr.  Leonard.  22  Adams 

Meyer  Lewis  H.  coach  lace  weaver  9  Centre 

Michaels  George,  laborer  23  Charlton 

Michaels  Julius,  patent  leather  60  Richmond 

Michaels  Nicholas,  laborer  18  Bruen 


NEWARK    DIRECTOKY.  189 

Middleton  John,  carpenter  35  South  Canal 

Mikles  Milton  S.  mer.  tailor  200  B'd  h.  49  Halsey 

Mikles  William  J,  mer.  tailor  199  Broad  h.  62  Sheffield 

Miles  Mary  B,  widow  of  Benjamin  L.  4G0  Broad 

Miles  William,  wood  turner  rear  316  Broad  h.  67  Warrea 

Milledge  Thomas,  oiled  silk  7  Springfield  Avenue 

Miller  Abraham,  surgical  instrument  maker  652  High 

Miller  Abraham,  60  State 

Miller  Adam,  colporteur  24  North  Prospect 

Miller  Adolph,  mason  Grand  n.  South  Orange  Avenue 

Miller  Andrew,  tailor  26  Scriber's  lane 

Miller  Ann,  widow  of  Henry  54  Catharine 

Miller  Anna,  widow  of  Jacob  71  Orange 

Miller  Anna  M.  widow  ofWm.  W.  364  High 

Miller  Anthony,  shoemaker  30  Fair 

Miller  Archer  G.  att.  &  couns-  297  Broad  h.  364  High 

Miller  Barbara,  widow  of  Joseph  Y.  132  Mulberry 

Miller  Benj.  C.  sec'y.  life  ins.  151  Market  h.  21  Clinton 

Miller  Blastus,  India  rubber  155  Academy 

Miller  Ctest,  tailor  29  Prince  c.  Court 

Miller  Daniel,  25  Grand 

Miller  David  L.  mill  iron  Sf  screws  Madison,  N.  J. 

Miller  Davis  H.  tailor  167  h.  163  Plane 

Miller  Diebold,  tailor  14  Montgomery 

Miller  Edgar,  shoemaker  7  Warren 

Miller  E.  N.  auctioneer  297  Broad  h  21  Boudinot 

Miller  E.  R.  clerk  366  Broad 

Miller  Francis,  skin  dresser  40  South  Canal. 

Miller  Francis,  laborer  60  Newark 

Miller  Frederick,  laborer  40  South  Canal 

Miller  Frederick,  laborer  99  South  Canal 

Miller  George,  shoemaker  23  Catharine 

Miller  George,  mason  170  Mulberry 

Miller  George,  moulder  71  Orange 

Miller  Harriet,  46  Bank 

Miller  Harvey  B.  11  Front 

Miller  Henry  H.  salesman  301  Broad  h.  202  Washington 

Miller  Jr.  Isaac,  varnish  222  Mulberry  h.  158  E,  town  road 

Miller  Isaac  S.  saddler  51  Congress 

Miller  Jacob,  plater  98  Mulberry 

Miller  Jacob,  shoemaker  17  Sheffield 

Miller  James,  lumber  mer.  4  Commercial  h.  15  Park  Place 

Miller  James,  optician  345  Broad  h.  23  Chestnut 

Miller  James  M.  carpenter  260  Washington 

Miller  James  P.  lumber  mer.  4  Commercial  h.  15  Park  pi 

Miller  Joanna,  widow  of  Ebenezer  18  Bank 

Miller  John,  saddler  30  Division  Place 

Miller  John,  mason  181  Academy 


190  PIERSON'S 

Miller  John,  currier  1 16  William 

Miller  John  A.  patent  leather  34  Front  h.  20  South  Bidge 

Miller  d-  Son  John  B,  mill  irons  &  screws  Madison,  N.  J. 

Miller  John  G.  35  New 

Miller  John  J.  chair  maker  c.  East  Green  and  McWhorter 

Miller  John  M.  hay  dealer  20  Columbia 

Miller,  Johnson  &  Co.,  varnish  mfrs.  222  Mulberry 

Miller  Jonathan,  182  Washington 

Miller  Jonathan,  blacksmith  17  h.  11  Front 

Miller  Jonathan  B.  commis'n  mer.  134  Market  h.  11  Front 

Miller  Jonathan  D,  163  Market  h.  95  Washington 

Miller  Joseph,  iron  turner  18  Spring 

Miller  Joseph,  jeweler  94  Mulberry 

Miller  Joseph,  coach  trimmer  12  Beach 

Miller  Joseph  H.  printer  73  Bank 

Miller  Joseph  L.  jeweler  132  Mulberry 

Miller  J.  Halsey,  jeweler  19  Hill 

Miller  Leopold,  tailor  rear  106  Church 

Miller  Margaret,  widow  of  Samuel  B.  627  Broad 

Miller  Martha,  (coi'd)  rear  35  Garden 

Miller  Matthias,  tailor  43  Jones 

Miller  Matthias,  brewer  2  Chapel  Court 

Miller  Obadiah  H.  tailor  114  Commerce 

Miller  Paul,  blacksmith  32  M.  Sf.  E.  Railroad  avenue 

Miller  Peter,  shoemaker  175  Court 

Miller  Phebe  A.  teacher  518  High 

Miller  Phillip,  tanner  84  State 

Miller  Rebecqa,  widow  of  Alexander  enquire  at  15  Hill 

Miller  Richard,  grocer  51  Market  c.  Plane 

Miller  Samuel,  carriage  maker  15  Garden 

Miller  Samuel  H  tobacconist  224  Plane 

Miller  Sarah,  widow  of  Justus  70  Walnut 

Miller  Sylvestjer  B.  tin  mfr.  340  Broad  h.  22  Clinton 

Miller  Thomas  L.  dry  goods  208  Broad  h.  35  Halsey 

Miller  &  Ward,  dry  goods  208  Broad  c.  Park  chh.  place 

Miller  William,  travelling  book  seller  9  Liberty 

Miller  William  H.  exchange  office  247  Broad  h.38  Bleeket 

Miller  William  P.  attorney  at  law  173  Broad 

Millikin  John,  machinist  46  Front 

Millman  Randolph,  tailor  6a  Fair 

Mills  Charles  H.  mason  138  Warren 

Mills  Christian,  carpenter  78  Mercer 

Mills  Erastus,  house  mover  54  Church 

Mills  George  S.  coals  and  wood  42  North  Canal  h.  18  Park 

Mills  Isaac,  grocer  and  shoe  mfr.  97  h,  95  William 

Mills  John,  hat  store  202  Broad 

Mills  Joseph,  carpenter  6  Broad 

Mills  Nathaniel  D.  harness  maker  52  Mulberry 


NEWARK    DIRECTORY.  191 

Mills  Samuel  K.  clerk  42  North  Canal  r.  18  Park 

Mills  Shepherd,  house  mover  54  Church  « 

Mills  Zophar  D.  merchant  New  York  h.  54  Church. 

Milven  Margaret  A.  widow  of  James  363  Broad 

Minton  John,  laborer  l6  Cherry 

Mitchell  Ann,  widow  of  John  K.  61  Ferry 

Mitchell  Charles  W.  trunk  maker  82  Halsey 

Mitchell  Dennis,  grocer  170  Bank 

Mitchell  Edward  W.  hatter  82  Halsey 

Mitchell  James,  harness  furniture  220  Market  h.  E.  town 

Mitchell  &  Co.  James,  harness  furniture  220  Market 

Mitchell  Margaret,  146  Washington 

Mitchell  Peter,  tailor  19  Broom 

Mitchell  Timothy  G.  Passaic  Hotel  306  Market 

Mitchell  William,  founder  1  Ward 

Mitcherling  Christoff,  engraver  170  Mulberry 

Mix  Jeremiah  T.  shoe  manuf.  285  Washington 

Mix  John,  foreman  India  rubber  factory  119  Plane 

Mix  William  T.  South  Carolina 

Mockridge  Ab'm.  plane  maker  147  h.  149  Washington 

Mockridge  Ab'm  N.  shoe  store  306  Broad  h.  70  Bank 

Mockridge  Elihu,  shoe  manuf.  306  Broad  h.  151  Wash'n. 

Mockridge  E.  &  A.  N.  shoe  store  306  Broad 

Mockridge  &  Francis,  plane  makers  147  Washington 

Mockridge  George  N.  jeweler  33  Franklin 

Mockridge  Stephen  P.  jeweler  65  Union 

Mockridge  William  P.  shoemaker  30  Garden 

Moeller  John  B.  lieut.  U.  S.  N.  386  Broad 

Moffard  Lewis,  jeweler  104  McWborter  h.  45  Chestnut 

Moffat  Thomas,  brewer  26  Lumber 

Mohrhardt  George,  laborer  79  Mercer 

Molloy  John,  shoemaker  18  Ferry 

MoUoy  Catharine,  seamstress  14  Ferry 

Molloy  William,  shoemaker  4  Grove 

Monaham  Mary,  widow  of  Michael  12  Summit 

Monegan  James,  currier  5  Halsey's  Court 

Monegan  John,  laborer  c.  Ferry  and  Union 

Monroe  James;  painter  8  Church  h,  107  Orange 

Mo<iroe  Jacob,  (col'd)  charcoal  seller  North  Plane 

Monroe  John,  (col'd)  115  Baldwin 

Monroe  John  B.  blucksmith  44  Brunswick 

Monroe  Stephen,  shoe  manuf.  162  Broad 

Montgomery  Hugh,  gardener  43  Boyden 

Montgomery  Thomas,  tinner  5  Walnut 

Mooers  John  H.  machinist  124  State 

Mooney  Daniel,  jeweler  106  McWhorter 

Mooney  William,  india  rubber  142  Nesbitt 

Moore  Adeline  H.  widow  of  Daniel  3  Green 


J  92  pierson's 

Moore  Andrew,  tailor  17  Rankin 

Moore  A.  Nelson,  watch  maker  262  Broad  r.  50  Plane 

Moore  Catharine,  widow  of  Francis  114  New 

Moore  D.  L.  M.  attorney  at  law  169  Broad  r.  Belleville 

Moore  Edward,  well  digger  99  Mercer  c.  Springfield  Ave. 

Moore  Edwin  J.  carriage  trimmer  3  Green 

Moore  Eli,  coach  lace  weaver  1  Rowen's  Court 

Moore  Eliza,  boarding  house  38  Orange 

Moore  Francis  D.  carpenter  3  Green 

Moore  Frederick,  Newark  n.  Orange 

Moore  Garret  W.  trunk  maker  106  McWhorter 

Moore  George,  shoemaker  9  Nichols'  Court 

Moore  George  B.  hatter  rear  20  h.  18  Fair 

Moore  G.  J.  dentist  259  Broad 

Moore  James,  salesman  208  Washington 

Moore  James,  India  rubber  76  Bank 

Moore  Jane,  India  rubber  114  New 

Moore  John,  carpet  weaver  rear  53  North  Broad 

Moore  Margaret,  dress  maker  32  Union 

Moore  Mary,  widow  41  Columbia 

Moore  Michael,  carpenter  551  High 

Moor"  Nicholas,  stone  cutter  157  Ferry 

Moore  Nicholas,  paver  28  Union 

Moore  Nicholas,  laborer  150  Lock 

Moore  Patrick,  laborer  l50  Lock 

Moore  P.  D.  Atwood's  vegt.  bitters  \9^  Elizabethtown  Rd. 

Moore  Philetta,  widow  of  John  103  South  Prospect 

Moore  Phillip,  sexton  Trinity  church  r.  32  Rector 

Moore  Phillip  D.  grocer  36  Lafayette 

Moore  Samuel  L.  grocer  47  William 

Moore  Stephen,  coach  painter  12  Mercer 

Moore  Sylvester  H.  builder  75  Commerce 

Moore  Thomas,  flagger  130  Kinney 

Moore  Thomas  C.  ship  carpenter  II  East  River 

Moore  William  H.  carpenter  70  New 

Moores  Daniel,  laborer  16  Summit 

Moran  Michael,  morocco  dresser  31  Orchard 

Moran  Rev.  Patrick,  pastor  Rom.  Cath.  chh.  l2  Mulberry 

Moran  Peter,  laborer  78  Boston 

Morany  Patrick,  paver  24  North  Prospect 

Morehouse  Calvin,  stone  cutter  SI  Court 

Morehouse  Edward,  shoemaker  19  New 

Morehouse  Isaac  W.  shoemaker  1  Merchant 

Morehouse  Israel  H.  grocer  1544  Plane  c.  Bank 

Morehouse  James,  shoemaker  34  Thomas 

Morehouse  John  A.  butcher  83  Mulberry  h.  73  Penningloil 

Morehouse  Moses,  shoemaker  41  Warren 

Morehouse  Moses  P.  shoemaker  62  Halsey 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  193 

Morehouse  Phebe,  24  Court 
Morehouse  Samuel,  shoemaker  24  Court 
Morehouse  Sarah,  widow  of  Daniel  B.  270  Plane 
Morehouse  William,  carrier  100  Plane 
Moreland  Francis,  spice  grinder  102  Elm 
Moreland  James,  grocer  o8  Mulberry 
Morgan  Amanda,  widow  ofChnrles24  Lombardy 
Morgan  George,  currier  135  Washington 
Morgan  Gilbert,  machinist  23  Broad 
Morgan  Henry  B.  c;irpenter  61  Orange 
Morgan  John,  jeweler  263  Washington 
Morgan  John,  coachsmilh  49  Boston 
Morgan  Rebecca  A.  widow  of  Ralph  536  Broad 
Morgan  Richard,  tailor25  Plane 
Morgan  Sarali  A.  milliner  6 1  Orange 
Morgan  Thomas,  horse  power  machines  157  Oiange 
Morgan  William,  shoe  manuf.  625  Broad 
Morgearoth  F.  sausage  maker  10  Commerce  h.  16  Lib'ty 
Morningstern  Abraham,  tailor  217  Plane 
Morningslcrn^Ailam,  tailor  186  Broad  h.  120  Commerce 
Morris  Aaron,  builder  59  State  h.  64  M.  &  E.  R.  R.  ave. 
Morris  Betsey,  41  Orange 

Morris  Catharine,  widow  of  John  B.  129  Church 
Morris  Canal  collector's  office,  summit  of  Inc.  Plane 
Morris  Charles  S.  clerk  109  Broad 
Morris  David  S.  clerk  34  Columbia 

Morris  Dennis  W.  malleable  iron  25  Orange  h.  27  Bridge 
Morris  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John  27  Washington 
Morris  &  Essex  Railroad  office  64  Broad 
Morris  Jacob,  shingle  shaver  26  Ailing 
Morris  Jane,  fringe  and  tassel  manuf.  32  Orchard 
Morris  John  B.  tailor  45  Fair 
Morris  John  L.  currier  168  Plane 
Mor:is  John  W.  acct.  113  Market 
Morris  Joseph,  39  South  Canal 
Morris  Joseph,  mason  34  Union 
Morris  Lucy,  widow  of  John  63  Halsey 
Morris  Moses,  saddler  69  Bank 
Morris  Nathaniel  P.  musician  95  Congress 
Morris  Samuel,  shoemaker  124  Orange 
Morris  Samuel  S.  69  Bank 

Morris  Staats  S.  att.  and  couns.  194  Broad  h.  63  Halaey 
Morris  Stephen  E.  carpenter  27  Bridge 
Morris  William  W,  plater  26  Ailing 
Morrison  Abiaham,  hatter  80  Spring 
Morrison  David,  tailor  23S  Plane 

Morrison  John,  moulder  21  Orange  -Z*-^' 

Morrison  John;  machinist  95  New  ^       '   ' 

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194  PIGRSON't} 

Morrison  John,  trunk  manuf.  104  Market  h.  6  Clinton 

Morrison  Sharline,  23  Orchard 

Morrissy  Thomas,  30  Lafayette 

Morrow  Alexander,  carriage  maker  65  Washington 

Morrow  David,  harness  maker  373  Broad 

Morrow  George  T.  body  maker  1  Bleeker 

Morrow  James,  shoemaker  14  (Jarden 

Morrow  James,  shoemaker  96  William 

Morsback  Peter  W.  culler  54  Bridge 

Morse  Aaron,  356  Broad 

Morse  Chauncey  A.  jeweler  50  Lafayette 

Morse  David  A    (col'd)  rear  42  South  Canal 

Morse  Edwin  B.  102  Union 

Morse  Francis  E.  102  Union 

Morse  Harrison  K.  machinist  rear  15  Lafayette 

Morse  Job,  (col'd)  laborer  rear  49  William 

Morton  John,  halter  42  Smith 

Morton  John,  culler  22  Sheffield  n.  Quarry 

Morton  Robert,  soda,  porter,  soap  &  candle  mfr.  137  Bd, 

Morton  Sarah,  widow  of  Richard  162  Plane 

Morton  Sarah,  widow  of  Thomas  127  Broad 

Morion  Thomas,  soda,  porter,  soap  &  candles  mfr.  127  Bd 

Morton  T.  &  R.  soda,  porter,  soap  4  candles  rafrs.  127  Bd. 

Morton  William  B.  cloth  culler  14  Walnut 

Moss  George,  shoemaker  134  Orange 

Mess  William,  47  South  Canal 

Mossbaker  Henry,  mason  37  Garden 

Molt  Sarah,  widow  boarding  house  11  Scott 

Moule  James,  currier  94  Plane 

Moullon  Julius  P.  india  rubber  Orange  n.  Canal 

Mounlfield  Frances,  Broom  c.  Springfield  avenue 

Mountfield  Maria,  india  rubber  Broom  c.  Springfield  ave. 

Mourison  Henry  A.  American  Hotel  127  Washington 

Mouse  Henry,  baker  123  Sheffield 

Mowry  Nelson,  leaclier  (S,  W.  P.  S  )  23  Garden 

Muchmore  Charles  H.  carpenter  22  Bridge 

Muchmore  James  H.  master  mason  109  Nesbitt 

Muchmore  John,  carpenter  22  Bridge 

Muchmore  Wm.  F  druggist  99  Broad  r.  22  Bridge 

Mueller  Emiel,  shoemaker  387  Broad 

Muer  James,  gardner  203  South  Broad 

Muer  William,  blacksmith  53  Ferry 

Muldoon  Peter,  laborer  59  North  Broad 

Mulford  Andrew  A.  blacksmith  lOi  Liberty 

Mulford  Rhoda,  widow  of  Thomas  29  Commerce 

Mulock  William,  couns.  at  law  N-  Y.  h.  8  Cross 

MuUehay  Timothy,  19  Boudinot 

Mullen  Charles,  shoemaker  25  Baldwin 


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Mullen  James,  laborer  3  Boyden 

Mullen  William  H.  shoemaker  inquire  47  Orchard 

Mulligan  Henry  A.  carpenter  18  Clay 

Mulligan  John,  coachman  133  Quarry 

MuUins  James,  laborer  43  Madison 

MuUins  John  H.  captain  3  Union 

Mullison  Joseph,  coach  trimmer  72  Bank 

Mullison  Mary,  widow  of  George  246  Plane 

Mullquin  James,  morocco  dresser  26  Camfield 

Munder  Christian,  baker  145  Washington 

Mundy  Ezekiel,  jeweler  265  Washington 

Munier  Michael,  tinsmith  122  Market  h   65  William.' 

Munn  Albert,  overseer  of  poor,  office  l5|  h.  17  Bank 

Munn  George,  tinsmith  31  Baldwin 

Munn  George  T.  japanner  New  above  Newark 

Munn  Hannah,  widovv  30  Division  Place 

Munn  Moses  R.  patent  sash  locks  4  Franklin  Place 

Munn  WilUam  H.  H.  shoemaker  11  Scott 

Munn  William  J.  Mechanic's  Bank  N.  Y.  145  Mulberry 

Munson  Ludlow  C,  collar  maker  11  Green 

Munson  Mary,  192  Mulberry 

Munson  Thomas,  (col'd)  20  Division  Place 

Murch  William,  lamp  maker  343  Broad 

Murdock  Charles,  i   owery  514  h.  503  High 
Murphy  Andrew,  wlieelvv right   18  Harrison 

Murphy  Barney,  laborer  7  Summit 

Murphy  Daniel,  hatter  215  Bank 

Murphy  Edwin  J.  cabinet  maker  19  Fair 

Murphy  Francis,  currier  28  Bridge 

Murphy  Harriet,  taiioress  28  Fair 

Murphy  Henry  R.  undertaker  38  Springfield  avenue 

Murphy  Henry  W.  sexton  141  Mulberry  h.  14  Rankia 

Murphy  James,  Murray  c.  South  Broad 

Murphy  James,  peddler  106  Quarry 

Murphy  James,  baker  153  Broad 

Murphy  James,  shoemaker  19  Rankin 

Murphy  James,  tailor  118  Baldwin 

Murphy  John,  cabinet  maker  1   Cherry  Alley 

Murphy  John,  morocco  dresser  1  Cherry  Alley 

Murphy  John,  patent  leather  58  Sheffield 

Murphy  John,  cabinet  maker  133  Plane 

Murphy  John,  acct.  N.  Y.  127  Plane 

Murphy  John,  hatter  14  Hoyt 

Murphy  John,  quarryman  130  North  Broad 

Murphy  John  D.  shoemaker  &  corn  doctor  63  Washington 

Murphy  Mary  A.  widow  of  William  Hi  Fair 

Murphy  Matthew,  tailor  45  Nesbiit 

Murphy  Miles,  tallow  chandler  3  Cherry  alley 


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196  pierson's 

Murphy  Nicholas,  laborer  146  Court 

Murphy  Patrick,  fireman  47  River 

Murphy  Patricia  laborer  foot  Per^nington 

Murphy  Patrick,  currier  45  Nesbiti 

Murphy  Patrick,  shoemaiier  17  Sheffield 

Murphy  Richard,  tanner  23  Bridge 

Murphy  William,  brass  turner  45  Nesbilt 

Murphy  William  H.  carriage  maker  1  fcj.  Orange  avenue 

Murray  Bernard  F.  carpenter  64  Academy 

Murray  Curstina,  hat  irimmer  9  Orleans 

Murray  Elizabeth,  258  Plane 

Murray  Francis,  boatinnn  53  River 

Murray  Henry,  janitor  Wesley  an  Inst.  h.  93  Baldwin 

Murray  James,  laborer  20  Lush 

Murray  Margaret,  widow  of  Francis  8  Stephens'  Court 

Murray  Patrick,  laborer  120  Nesbitt 

Murray  Patrick,  baker  75  N<»rth  Canal 

Murray  Theodore,  saddler  12  Front 

Muriy  James,  halter  10  Elm 

Murry  John,  mnson  58i  Catharine 

Murry  John,  grocer  Ferry  c.  Union 

Muss  Henry,  carpet  weaver  9  Prince 

Mutual  Benefit  Life  Ins.  Co.  office  151  Market 

Myer  Benjamin,  proccr,  plough  and  patent  horse  rake 

maker  61  h.  55  Uroad 
Myer  Christiai),  cabinetmaker  42  Parker 
Myer  Jane,  (col'd)  dressmaker  10  Academy 
Myer  John,  grocer  JJroom  c.  South  Orange  aveDue 
Myer  John,  brass  finisher  52  Grand 
Myer  Michael,  shoemaker  7  Charlton 
Myer  Randolph,  carpenter  192  Springfield  avenue 
Myer  William  A.  prcst.  meclianic's  Ins.  Co.  279  Broad 
Myers  James,  quarryman  50  Quarry 
Mygalt  Frederick  T.  clothior  35  Nassau  N.  Y. 

N. 

Nalin  Joseph  L.  jeweler  15  Kinney 

Nanny  Warren  U.  grocer  154  Plane  c.  Warren 

Nash  Edward,  currier '26  Market 

Naylesmith  Lewis,  oil  cloth  nianuf.  63  Boston 

Naylor  George  W.  7  North  Lawrence 

Neadhermeyer  Francis,  pardner  foot  Goble 

Neafie  John,  carpenter  2'14   Plane 

Neafie  Matilda,  widow  of  John  23  Broad 

Neafie  Hichard,  carpenter  244  Plane 

Neggcr  Herman,  musician  r20  Springfield  avenue 

Negles  Calei),  carpenter  l3  Franklin  Place 

Nehemyer  Frederick,  shoemaker  24  Augusta 


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NEWARK    DlRiECTORY.  19Q( 

Nellis  William,  (col'd)  3  Newton's  Court 
Nelson  George  W.  tailor  fiOj  William 
Nelson  Sarah,  widow  of  John  boarding  h.  1  South  Canal 
Nenninger  Peter,  paper  hanger  50  h.  40  South  Canal 
Nennioger  fie  Sautermiester,  paper  hangings  50  N.  Canal 
Nerney  Michael  P.  captain  6  North  Canal 
Nesbit  James,  shoemaker  3  East  Mechanic 
Nesbiit  Jonathan,  merchant  tailor  130  Broad 
Nesbitt  Samuel,  mason  111  Kinney 
Nesbitt  Thomas  J.  tailor  4l8  Broad 
Nesler  John  D.  jeweler  27  Mechanic  h.  172  Mulberry 
Neumann  Carl,  Icjck  maker  28  Charlton 
Neumann  S.  horse  m.  d.  48  Fair 
Nevius  Edward,  hatter  3  Vine 
Nevius  George,  (coFd)  barber  18  Division  Place 
Nevius  Simeon,  (col'd)  105  Mill 
Newark  Academy,  246  Broad 

Newark  Banking  &  Insurance  Company  264  Broad 
Newark  Daily  Advertiser,  266  Broad  c  Bank  (up  stairs) 
Newark  Gas  Light  Company,  oflice  137  Market 
Newark  India  Rubber  Company,  Incline  Plane 
Newark  Library  Association,  115  Market 
Newark  Lime  &  Cement  manuf.  Co.  foot  of  Bridge 
Newark  Morning  Eagle,  Crovvell  &  Carll  295  Broad 
Newark  Mutual  Assurance  Co.  230  Broad  c  Cedar 
Newark  &  Rosendale  Lime  and  Cement  45  Commercial 
Newark  Savings  Institution,  313  Broad 
Newark  Wesley  an  Institute  249  251  High  c.  William 
Newberry  Meyer,  peddler  59  Springfield  avenue 
Newell  James  W,  lamp  maker  7  Court 
New  Jersey  Art  Union,  115  Market 
New  Jersey  Insurance  Company  273  Broad 
Newkirk  Abraham,  California  6 1  Catharine 
Newkirk  Sarah,  187  Washington 
Newman  Abraham,  peddler  90  Market 
Newman  Emanuel,  grocer  7  Cherry 

Newman  Isaac,  boarding  house  291  Market  c.  Commerce 
Newman  Jacob,  gardener  150  Thomas 
Newman  Joseph,  varnish  maker  14  Marshall 
Newman  Richard  B.  butcher  20  Commerce 
Newman  Solomon,  currier  56  Market  h.  Orange 
Newman  &  Trier,  curriers  56  Market 
Newschwander  Jacob,  tailor  145  Orange 
Newton  John,  shoemaker  44  Commerce 
Newton  John,  camphene  distiller  OO-i  Halsey 
Niblow  William,  blacksmith  18  James 
Nicholas  David  A.  mer.  Flanders,  N.  J.  176  Market 
Nichols  Aaron, builder  40  William 

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198  pierson's 

Nichols  Aaron  I.  builder  4  Nichols'  Alley  h.  229a  Wash. 

Nichols  Abraham,  clerk  and  collector  12  Lumber 

Nichols  Alexander,  builder  4  Nichols'  Alley  h.  72  Shipman 

Nichols  A  &  H.  coffins  and  builders  6  Willow 

Nichols  Barak  T.  saddles  100  River  h.  17  Park  Place 

Nichols  Charles,  trimmer  213  Washinoton 

Nichols  Charles  M.  jeweler  4i6  Broad 

Nichols  David  A.  saddler '207  Washington 

Nichols  Deborah,  widow  of  Jediah  J  56  Church  c.  Court 

Nichols  Edward  P.  medical  student  40  William 

Nichols  George,  mason  14  Lumber 

Nichols  Harriet,  dress  maker  151  Plane 

Nichols  Henry,  master  mason  240  Washington 

Nichols  Henry  F.  carpenter  40  Arch 

Nichols  Horace  H.  builder  6  Willow  h.  235  Washington 

Nichols  Isaac,  201  Washington 

Nichols  Isaac  A.  nr  d  261  Broad  r.  229a  Washington 

Nichols  Isabella,  widow  4  Harrison 

Nichols  John  A.  clerk  320  Broad 

Nichols  Jonathan  V.  builder  15  Arch  h.  112  Plane 

Nichols  Joseph,  carriage  maker  209  Washington 

Nichols  Joseph  O.  carpenter  23 Ij  Washington 

Nichols  Lewis,  gardener  210  El.n 

Nichols  Mary,  widow  of  Moses  14  Lumber 

Nichols  Peter,  laborer  Garden  c.  S   Prospect 

Nichols  Robert,  207  Washington  c.  William 

Nichols  Robert  Johnson,  2!0  Elm 

Nichols  Samuel,  sea  captain  3>2  Broad 

Nichols  Sarah,  widow  of  David  213  Washington 

Nichols  Thomas,  boot  filter  188  Washington 

Nichols  Thomas  E.  shoemaker  72  inness 

Nichols  Whitfield,  m.  d.  261  Broad  h   26  Park  Place 

Nichols  William,  boarding  house  16  Plum 

Nichols  William  J.  hat  finisher  153  Washington 

Nicholson  Henry,  umbrella  furniture  Upper  Jefferson 

Nicholson  James,  umbrella  fur.  turner  Hendenberg's  h. 

160  Plane 
Nickels  Eliza,  widow  of  John,  118  Union 
Nickels  John  A.  clothing  320  Broad  h.  118  Union 
Nieting  Ernst,  grinder  3  Lum's  ('oori 
Nisbilt  James,  shoemaker  3  East  Mechanic 
Noble  James,  m,llvvright  13  Van  Buren 
Noble  Joreph,  patent  muslin  70  Orleans 
Noble  William,  shoemaker  172  Bank 
Noe  Richard,  shoemaker  12  Union 
Noland  Edward,  hiborer  43  Goble 
Noland  John  T.  clerk  278  Market 
Noland  Patrick,  laborer  12  Webster 


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Noland  Patrick,  laborer  15  Oxford 

Noland  William,  blacksmith  34  East  Kinr\py 

Noll  Antone,  shoemaker  29  Prince  c.  Court 

Nolte  Henry,  tailor  32  North  Canal 

Noonan  George  H.  law  student  5  Stephens'  Court 

Noonan  Margaret,  widow  of  George  5  Stephens'  Court 

Noran  Bridget,  widow  of  Richmond  56  Brown 

Norcross  William  O.  farmer  4  Prospect  Place 

Norman  John,  jeweler  73  Walnut 

Norman  Margaret,  widow  of  Obaiiah  7  New  York 

Norris  Sen.  James,  ^0  Clinton 

Norris  John  S.  1  Brunswick 

Norris  Mary  T.  widow  of  Thomas  P.  2  Washington  pi. 

Norris  Thomas,  laborer  60  Bruen 

Norris  William,  Europe  1  Washington  Place 

Norris  William,  provision  store  376  Broad  h.  20  Clinton 

North  Vincent,  mason  41  Prince 

North  Wm.  B.  paint  grinding  rear  325  h.  382  Broad 

Norton  Barney,  bar  tender  356  Broad 

Norton  Chandler  D.  merchant  Pumpton,  N.  J. 

Norton  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Patricli  24  Garden 

Norton  Francis,  waiter  35fi  Broad 

Norton  Horace,  m.  d.  265  Broad  r.  108  Market 

Norton  John,  morocco  dresser  170  Plane 

Norton  Michael,  laborer  2H  Drift 

Norton  Patrick,  laborer  172  Thomas  c.  Goble 

Noiton  Susan,  widow  of  Jams^s  5  Grant's  Alley 

Nortroni  Edward  W.  painter  Isi!)  Plane 

Norwood  Cornelius,  cabinet  maker  5  Scott 

Norwood  Elias,  turner  101  R.  R.  av.  h.  21  M  &  E  .R.  ave'. 

Norwood  Eliza,  widow  56  New 

Norwood  William,  plough  maker  19  Bridge 

Nott  William,  turner  83  Washington 

Novell  John,  carriage  maker  2  Brant's  Court 

Noyes  David  K.  comb  manuf.  57  Mechanic  h.  17  Clinton 

Noyes  &  Son  David  E,  comb  mfrs.  57  Mechanic 

Noyes  Elfameo  M.  comb  maker  57  Mechanic  h.  17  ClintOB 

Noyes  Miss  L.  O.  select  school  17  Clinton    ' 

Nugent  Francis,  grocer  4>i  Market 

Nugent  James,  grocer  37  Union 

Nugent  James,  coal  dealer  16  Warren 

Nugent  Jane,  widow  of  Nicholas  30  Goble 

Nugent  Mary,  tailoress  61  Adams 

Nugent  Michael,  shoemaker  208?  Washington 

Nugent  Thomas,  shoemaker  SOSJ  W'ashington 

Nully  James,  carman  53  North  Canal 

Nussbaum  Francis,  shoemaker  45  Prince 

Nult  Isaac,  Gl  Washington 


200  pierson's 

Nult  James,  carriage  maker  82  Kinney 
Nutt  Thomas,  blacksmith  26  Allinjr 
Nuttman  George  G.  patent  roofer  75  Mulberry 
Nuttman  Isaac  W.  fancy  painter  12  Camfield 

Nuttman ,  widow  of  James,  187  Market 

Nuttman  John  C.  Mechanic's  FJank  h.  7  Lumber 
Nuttman  Margaret,  widow  of  Baldwin  New  York 
Nuttman  Victor  W.  lace  store  244  r.  382  Broad 
Nye  Ezra,  sea  captain  4  CUnlon  Place,  Clmton  N.  J. 


Oaks  David,  express  driver  100  McWhorter 

Oaks  Matthias,  express  driver  327  Broad 

Oaks  Sylvester  B.  8  Maiden  Lane 

Oats  Margaret,  grocer  83  Quarry 

O'Brian  Ann,  3  Durand 

O'Brian  Hugh,  laborer  18  Oxford 

O'Bria.i  Bridget,  widow  of  William  1  Beaver 

O'Brian  James,  carpenter  78  Warren 

O'Brian  James,  gardener  26  Augusta 

O'Brian  Jane,  wirlow  of  Patrick  5  Ogden 

O'Brian  John,  32  Hamilton 

O'Bria.i  Michael,  laborer  53  North  Canal 

O'Brian  Patrick,  laborer  43  Ferry  c.  Union 

O'Brian  Patrick,  farmer  198  South  Market 

O'Brian  William,  1  Beaver 

O'Brien  James,  dealer  in  old  iron  4  Abel 

Ochsmer  Balthasar,  gardener  Elm  n.  brick  kiln 

OConnell  Daniel,  saddler  116  Commerce 

O'Connell  Daniel,  carpenter  9  East  Fair 

O'Connell  John,  laborer  lOOTichenor  E.  of  Railroad  ave. 

O'Connell  Thomas,  30  Union 

O'Connell  Timothy,  75  EastRivei 

O'Connor  Michael,  carman  rear  114  Commerce 

O'Dell  John,  carpenter  25  Baldwin 

O'Dell  William  H.  carpenter  117  Kinney 

O'Donnell  Bridget,  widow  of  Bernard  10  Camfield 

O'Donnell  Bridget,  widow  9  Maiden  Lane 

O'Donnell  Dominick,  halter  45  Hedges'  Alley 

O'Donnell  Terrence,  stone  cutter  139  River 

Oertle  Charles,  watch  maker  1  Brant's  Court 

Oetzel  Tobias,  laborer  21  Upper  Jefferson 

O'Fake  Aaron,  (col'd)  rear  134  Plane 

O'Fake  John,  (col'd)  carman  9  Walnut 

OFake  John  H.  (col'd)  music  teacher  47  Bank 

O'Fake  Peter  P.  (col'd)  barber  249  Broad  h.  31  Div'n.  Pi. 

O'G  arrow  Michael,  laborer  162  Lock 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  201 

Ogden  Catharine  G.  70  New 

Ogden  Charlotte,  widow  of  James  C.  272  Plane 

Ogden  Elias  R.  286  High  c.  Market 

Ogden  Elizabeth,  widow  ol  Lewis  147  Mulberry 

Ogden  George,  hatter  18  North  Prospect 

Ogden  James,  57  State 

Ogden  James  C.  8  Liberty 

Ogden  James  E.  hatter  34  South  Canal 

Ogden  Jane  C.  nurse  18  North  Prospect 

Ogden  John,  286  High  c.  Market 

Ogden  John,  hatter  34  South  Canal 

Ogden  John  J.  clerk  250  Broad 

Ogden  Jonathan,  dry  goods  133  r.  25  Market 

Ogden  Phebe,  (col'd)  1  ''rane's  basin 

Ogden  Samuel,  carman  400  Ferry 

Ogden  Samuel,  hatter  1  Ward 

Ogden  Theodore  E.  234  Broad  r.  Clinton 

Ogden  William,  hatter  22  Ailing 

Ogg  James,  saddler  26  Green 

O'Harra  Robert,  jeweler  100  McWhorter 

O'Harren  Morris,  helper  487  High 

Oisterbeck ,  jeweler  1  Kinney 

O'Kain  John,  currier  153  Court 

O'Keef  Edward,  laborer  151  Ferry 

Oldham  William,  Henry  n.  Academy 

Olds  Benjamin,  stationer  and  binder  278  Broad 

Olds  Horace  H.  278  Broad  h.  31  Franklin 

Olds  William  B,  attorney  California  278  Broad 

Oliver  Hannah,  widow  of  William  49  Academy 

Oliver  Isaac  M   shoemaker  152  Railroad  avenue 

Oliver  James  J.daguerrian  30  Ward 

Oliver  John,  66  South 

Oliver  Jonathan,  master  mason  Marshall  c  Grand 

Oliver  Joseph,  10  Hoyt 

Ohver  Josejjh  H.  file  cutter  rear  lO  Fair  h.  43  Monroe 

Oliver  Lewis  M.  painter  and  grocer  33  h.  14j  Kinney 

Oliver  Prussia,  widow  of  Wil  iam  18  New 

Oliver  Richard,  lace  weaver  30  Ward 

Oliver  William,  painter  VjI  Mulberry 

Ollgeir  Leonard,  brass  filer  27  Prince 

O'Neal  Patrick,  boatman  ■Z'dl  Market 

O'Neil  Brian,  laborer  56  Adams 

O'Neil  Bridget,  2  Halsey's  Court 

O'Neil  John,  laborer  5  Liberty 

O'Neil  John,  coachman  2  Halsey's  Court 

O'Neil  Michael,  laborer  32  M.  &  E.  Railroad  avenue 

O'Neil  Walter,  laborer  133  Quarry 

O'Neil  Walter,  machinist  22  Montgomery 


202  fierson's 

Opdyke  George,  2  Clinton  Place,  Clinton  N.  J. 

Orchard  George  Henrv,  jeweler  l58  Market 

Oroarke  Peter,  mason  1  Grand 

Orphan  Asylum,  194  High  c.  Court 

Orphan  Asylum,  (St.  Patricks)  1 1  Nesbitt 

Orton  Harmon,  boarding  house  27  Lawrence 

Orton  James  Douglass,  cashier  State  Bank  3I5  Broad 

Orton  John,  tailor  106  Plane 

Osborn  Aaron,  sheriff  and  auctioneer  for  Navy  Yard  and 

Middleville 
Osborn  Abraham  B.  hatter  46  Jefferson 
Osborn  Andrew,  shoemaker  37  Columbia 
Osborn  Bennet,  hardware  299  Broad  h.  19'Park 
Osborn  Charles  S.  machinist  60  Hamilton  h.  79  Plane 
Osborn  David,  carpenter  61  Spring 
Osborn  David  S.  grocer  93  Broad 
Osborn  Dennis,  clerk  164  Broad  r.  47  South  Canal 
Osborn  George,  coach  trimmer  9  Union 
Osborn  Harvey  M.  letter  carrier  rear  5  Hamilton 
Osborn  Jacob,  9  Union 

Osborn  John  N.  trunk  maker  81  avenue  D.  N.  Y. 
Osborn  Joseph,  carpenter  24o  Market 
Osborn  Israel  W.  Ward  clerk  93  Broad 
Osborn  Keturah,  widow  of  Dennis  47  South  Canal 
Osborn  Moses  M.  New  Yotk  h.  254  Broad 
Osborn  Nehemiah,  cabinet  maker  22  Summit 
Osborn  Patterson,  japanner  56  Union 
Osborn  Thomas  H.  30  Ferry 
Osborn  &  Woodruff,  hardware  store  299  Broad 
Osborne  Alexander,  30  Ferry 

Osborne  Charles  S.  grocer  45  Market  h.  27  Warren 
Osborne  Edward  A  m.  d.  office  i  S.  Market  r.  Star  Hotel 
Osborne  Rev.  Enos  A.  21  Warren 
Osmun  Daniel,  hatter  27  Plane 
Osmun  George,  trunk  rivet  manuf.  219  Washington 
Osmun  William  M.  segar  maker  27  Plane 
Osterly  Mary,  35  Charlton 
Ostrum  Ann  M.  widow  of  Oliver  157  Mulberry 
Ostrum  David  S.  segar  maker  9  Beach 
Ostrum  Samuel,  carriage  maker  9  Beach 
Ott  Casper,  laborer  143  Court 
Ott  Henry,  tobacconist  2  Garrabrant's  Court 
Otto  Frederick,  tailor  6  North  Canal 
Otio  Reinhait,  cabinet  maker  24  North  Prospect 
Otto  William,  tailor  5  Cammack's  Alley 
Ougheltree  Phebe,  widow  of  Matthias  72  Kinney 
Outwater  John,  plater  37  Durand 
0.  U.  A.  Nos.  1,  3, 10,  3d  story  Morris  Buildings 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  203 

Ovens  John,  school  teacher  92  Warren 
Overbaugh  Abram  B.  carpenter  264  Washington 
Overbaugh  Ephraim,  harness  maker  23  Fulton 
Overton  Isaac,  Erie  Railroad  Agnd  48  Court 
Overton  John  B.  California  48  Court 


Pabst  Adam,  tailor  71  Court 

Pabst  Valentine,  tailor  71  Court  * 

Pace  Mary,  398  Broad 

Page  Angeline,  dress  maker  31  Catharine 

Page  David,  tailor  31  Catharine 

Page  James,  wheelwright  192  Railroad  avenue 

Page  James  C.  patent  leather  34  Plane 

Page  John  O.  shoe  manuf.  2  Commerce 

Page  Lorenzo,  shoe  mfr.  2  Commerce  h.  37  Lawrence 

Page  Thomas  N.  25  Park 

Paine  Daniel,  carpenter  152  Plane 

Paine  John  A.  m.  d.  Albany  N.  Y. 

Paine  Thomas,  lace  weaver  10  Congress 

Palmer  Charles,  millwright  1 1  Lumber 

Palmer  Dwight,  jeweler  40  Columbia  h.  350  Broad 
Palmer  Elias,  carpenter  426  Broad 
Palmer  John  B.  jeweler  40  Columbia  h-  ll4  Mulberry 
Palmer,  Richardson  &    Co.  jewelers  40  Columbia  and 
Maiden  Lane,  N.  Y. 

Palmer  Samuel,  carpenter  58  Court 

Palmer  Sarah,  widow  of  James  L.  134  Mulberry 

Palmer  William  S.  saddler  22  Commerce 

Pancoast  Solomon,  polisher  244  Washington 

Pancoast  William  G.  polisher  257  Washington 

Paradise  Philemon  D.  morocco  dresser  29  Searing 

Parcels  Albert  A.  shoemaker  28  South  Market 

Parcels  Ann,  widow  of  William  29  Court 

Parcels  Henry,  body  maker  190  Bank 

Parcels  John,  clerk  330  Broad  h.  19  Green 

Parcels  Joseph,  japan  hat  maker  2 13  Plane 

Pardue  Timothy,  dealer  in  old  iron  232  Market  , 

Park  Albert  G.  daguerrian  Alabama 

Park  Austin  S.  daguerrian  320  Broad  h.  9  Orchard  ^6^ 

Park  Edson,  shoemaker  Louisville ,  Ky. 

Park  Hervey,  insurance  agent  152  Mulberry 

Park  Uriah,  shoemaker  Lyons  Farms 

Parker  Catharine,  widow  219  North  Broad 

Parker  Cortlandt,  att'y  &  couns.281  h.  161  Broad 

Parker  Emeline,  vest  maker  108i  Plane 

Parker  Emerson,  (col'd)  156  Lock 


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204  pierson's 

Parker  Isaac  S.  feed,  &c.  140  Market  h.  19  Columbia 

Parker  James  H.  flour  and  feed  77  J3road  h.  25  State 

Parker  Jane,  widow  of  Kseck  12  Academy 

Parker  Jolin  S.  flour  and  feed  77  IJroad  h.  75  Spring 

Parker  Mary,  widow  of  Thomas  108i  Plane 

Parker  Robert,  rigger  49  Bridge  c.  Ogden 

Parker  William,  shoemaker  44  Upper  Jefferson 

Parker  William  E.  217  North  Broad 

Parker  William  V.  saddler  New  Haven 

Parkhurst  Archibald,  clerk  Old  Bank  h.  14  Bank 

Parkburst  Charles,  hat  block  turner  55  Court 

'Parkhurst  Cyrus,  transpor.  line  N.  &  N.  ¥•  51  Ferry 

Parkhurst  Henry  L.  farmer  609  Uroad 

Parkhurst  Henry  N.  farmer  37  Thomas 

Parkhurst  Isaiah,  patent  leather  19  Cross 

Parkhurst  Jonathan,  paper  maker  MiUville,  N.  J. 

Parkhurst  &  West,  dry  goods  216  Broad 

Parkhurst  William  S,  jeweler  55  Court 

Parkhurst  William  W.  builder  rear  h.  19  Cross 

Parkin  John  S.  W.  m.  d.  16  Park  place 

Parkinson  George,  carpenter  166  Bank 

Parkinson  Joseph  L.  painter  100  Union 

Parmele  Adire,  sawyer  46  Lawrence 

Parmenter  Thomas,  hatter  16  Cherry 

Parr  Eliza,  19  Cedar 

Parr  Melinda,  19  Cedar 

Parse  Franklin,  trunkmaker  61  Mechanic 

Parse  Stites,  tinsmith  53  Church 

Parsil  Edwin  R.  hatter  261  Washington 

Parson  William,  carpenter  15  Franklin 

Parsons  Abraham,  carpenter  34  Liberty 

Parsons  Charles,  carpenter  34  Liberty 

Parsons  Starr,  surrogate's  office  h.  71  Warren 

Parsons  W^alter,  carpenter  87  Union 

Passmore  Simon,  grocer  40  Market  h.  7  Catharine 

Passmore  William,  7  Catharine 

Patoman  John,  shoemaker  29  Plane 

Pateman  Thomas,  mason  29  Plane 

Paterson  John  W.  boatman  75  North  Canal 

Patterson  Dan.  22  Plane 

Patterson  Geo.  W.  59  Wall  N.  Y.  r.  172  Market 

Patterson  John,  9  Boudinot 

Patterson  Robert,  spring  maker  5  Slate 

Patterson  Samuel  L.  saddler  22  Plane 

Patterson  William,  saddler  256  Washington 

Patterson  William,  farmer  61  Richmond 

Patterson  Wiiliam  D  saddler  22  Plane 

Pattison  George  K.  California  34  Commerce 


NEWARK    DIRECTORY.  205 

Patton  David  T.  beer  maker  19  William 

Patton  Eli  R.  549  High 

Patton  Margaret,  widow  350  High 

Patton  Patrick,  morocco  dresser  12  Summit 

Patrickworm  Francis  (col'd)  16  Academy 

Paul  Clitus,  clerk  r.  173  South  Broad 

Paul  Jeremiah,  harness  maker  ISO  Mulberry 

Paul  Jonathan,  edge  tool  grinder  771  Court 

Paul  William,  coach  smith  470  R.  R.  ave.  172  S.  Broad 

Paulin  Thomas,  engraver  178§  Mulberry 

Payan  Thomas  C.  clothier  311  Broad  r.  New  Orleans 

Payan  &  Co.  Thomas  C.  clothiers  10  Canal  N.  O. 

Payne  Alfred  I.  brass  turner  105  Warren 

Payne  Bernard  M.  mason  105  Warren 

Payne  Catharine,  widow  of  James  105  Warren 

Paxton  Isaac,  140  Kinney 

Paxton  Obadiah,  140  Kinney 

Peak  &  Brothers,  liquor  store  50  Market 

Peak  Edward,  liquor  store  50  Market  c.  Plane 

Peak  William,  liquor  store  50  Market 

Peal  John  F.  tailor  19  Nicholson 

Pearce  David  H.  watch  maker,  71  Lock 

Pearson  William  C.  jeweler  New  York 

Peck  Alfred  L.  harness  maker  116  Orchard 

Peck  Ephraim  M.  segar  maker  27  Lawrence 

Peck  J.  L.  jeweler  r.  City  Hotel 

Peckham  Isaiah,  teacher  public  school  No.  6  h.  42  Lock 

Peckwell  Agnes,  widow  of  Henry  26  Columbia 

Peckwell  James*  painter  26  Columbia 

Peddie  &  Morrison,  trunk  manufacturers  104  Market 

Peddie  Thomas  B.  trunk  maker  104  Market  h.  14  Camfield 

Pedrick  Peter,  jeweler  366  Broad 

Peel  Daniel,  saddletree  maker  19  Boudinot 

Peer  Alfred,  coffin  ware  room  125  h.  37§  Market 

Peer  Cornelius,  shoemaker  25  Catharine 

Peer  Hester,  widow  of  Thomas  grocery  63  Commerce 

Peer  Margaret  A.  widow  of  Richard  nurse  7  N.  Canal 

Peet  Ann,  widow  grocer  75  Market 

Peiffer  Peter,  German  boarding  house  90  Mulberry 

Pell  John,  finding  store  116  Market 

Pelly  Frederick,  joiner  Montgomery  c.  Broom 

Peloubet  David  A.  jeweler  10  Mercer 

Peloubet  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Alexander  10  Mercer 

Pemberton  James,  plated  metal  mfr.  5j  Fair  h.  23  Green 

Pemberton  William,  plated  metal  manufr.  5i  Fair  h.  39 

Division  Place 
Pendleton  Daniel,  gardner  21  Halsey 
Pennifeather  Mary,  rear  11  East  Fair 
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206  fierson's 

Pennington  A.  C.  M.  alt.  &,  couns.  291  Broad  h.  532  High 

Pennington  Jabez  P.  att.  &  couns.  291  Broad  h.  Harrison 

Pennington  James  A.  jeweler  450  Elm  c.  Hanover 

Pennington  Samuel  H.  m.  d.  255  Broad 

Pennington  William,  att.  &,  couns.  228  Broad  h.  129  High 

Pennington  William  S.  att.  at  law  228  Broad  h.  129  High 

Penovia  Joseph,  19  Boudinot 

Peppard  Francis,  coach  maker  16  Bleeker 

Perham  Charlotte  G.  widow  of  David  20  Park 

Periam  Thomas,  moulder  98  Broad 

Perkins  John,  patent  leather  547  High 

Perkins  John,  confectionary  167  Market 

Perkins  Lorinda,  4  James 

Perkins  Sarah,  widow  of  Thomas  11  Plane 

Perrien  John,  shoemaker  13  Fair 

Perrien  William,  tailor  13  Fair 

Perry  Benjamin,  carpenter  19  Warren 

Perry  Caleb,  shoemaker  Orange  n.  Ninth 

Perry  Charles  A.  patent  leather  281  High 

Perry  Ephraim  B.  shoemaker  Orange  n.  Ninth 

Perry  James,  patent  leather  281  High 

Peiry  Jarnes  A.  shoemaker  23  Jefferson 

Perry  Job,  moulder  147  Nesbitt  c.  Hoyt 

Perry  Joseph,  trunk  manuf.  21  Sussex  avenue 

Perry  Rev.  Joseph,  teacher  3  Grove 

Perry  Nehemiah,  clothier  294  Broad  h.  14  Clinton 

Perry  &  Co.  N  clothiers  294  Broad  c.  Market 

Perry  Samuel,  clerk  294  Broad  h.  14  Clinton 

Perry  William  Hampton,  carman  536  Broad 

Person  Matthew,  harness  maker  12  Fair 

Peshine  John  S.  shoe  store  318  Broad  h.  71  Elizabeth  Rd. 

Peters  &  Bradley,  second  hand  furniture  88  Broad 

Peters  Charles,  laborer  32  McWhorter 

Peters  George  H.  dry  goods  131  Market  h.  258  High 

Peters  Horatio  N.  trunk  and  carpet  bag  manuf  l2l  River 

h   66  South  Broad 
Peters  James,  sec.  hand  furniture  88  B'd.  h.  28  N.  Essex 
Peters  Lewis,  43  Lawrence 
Peto  Henry,  carriage  maker  Crane  c.  Caroline 
Petter  John,  patent  leather  137  Plane 

Pettit ,  carpenter  12  Niagara 

Pettit  Garret,  quarryman  60  Crane 

Pettit  Miss  Fanny,  8  Academy 

Pettit  Miss  Harriet  M.ladies  sem.  317  Broad  r.  8  Academy 

Pettit  James,  trunk  maker  5  Oak 

Pettit  John,  8  Academy 

Peltit  Joseph  T.  carpenter  116  Elm 

Petty  David,  retired  gent.  45  Columbia 


NEWARK    DIRECTORY.  207 

Petty  Phebe,  widow  of  Capt.  Ebenezer  55  Commerce 

Petty  Samuel,  clerk  341  Broad  h.  45  Columbia 

Petty  William,  cutler  Orange  n.  Ninth 

Pfeister  Rev.  Jolin  P.  23z  Washington 

Pfifer  Henry,  cabinet  maker  110  Oliver 

Phelan  George  P.  morocco  dresser  1  Summit 

Phelps  Henry,  carriage  maker  250  Washington 

Phelps  Lillis,  widow  of  Juda  boarding  house  19  Market 

Phillips  Daniel,  tool  maker  28  Quarry 

Phillips  George  C.  tin  manufacturer  2  Com.  h.  4  N.  Canal 

Phillips  George  Y.  Camptown 

Phillips  John,  South  Orange  avenue  above  Wallace 

Phillips  John  M.  machinist  Union  Iron  W'ks.h.  25  Bridge 

Phillips  Mary,  widow  of  Elisha  68  Bank 

Phillips  Michael,  painter  30  North  Prospect 

Phillips  Rachel,  widow  of  Pardon  16  Fulton 

Phillips  Thomas  J.  carpenter  28  Quarry 

Phillips  William,  cutter  9  Columbia 

Phipps  John  H.  upholsterer  156  Broad 

Pickett  William  H.  painter  327  Broad 

Pidgeon  Patrick,  currier  161  Bank 

Pie  Peter,  boatman  52  North  Canal 

Piepha  Charles,  painter  87  Quarry 

Pier  Cornelius,  painter  57  State 

Pier  Jacob  L.  saddletree  maker  29  State 

Pier  Peter,  carpenter  38  Orange 

Pierce  Anson  G.  blacksmith  551  High 

Pierce  Elijah  E.  butcher  South  Orange  avenue 

Pierce  Henry  G.  cabinet  maker  23  South  Prospect 

Pierce  John,  shoemaker  25  Rankin 

Pierce  Raymond  B.  shirt  mfr  312  Broad  r.  13  Pennington 

Pierce  Robert  T.  butcher  S.  Orange  ave.  above  Wallace 

Pierce  William,  victualling  house  101  Broad 

Pierce  William,  portable  desk  31  Baldwin 

Pierman  Daniel,  pattern  maker  82  Quarry 

Pierson  Abigail,  widow  of  Elihu,  30  Mechanic 

Pierson  Abraham  A.  shoemaker  3  Fulton 

Pierson  Abraham  R.  currier  86i  Market  h.  199  Washing*n 

Pierson  Albert,  carpenter  47  Fair 

Pierson  Albert  O.  wood  and  coal  merchant  46  Kinney 

Pierson  Alfred,  carpenter  10  Lafayette 

Pierson  Asa,  dash  and  railing  5  Railroad  av.  h.  47  Lafay. 

Pierson  Benjamin  C.  carman  31  M.  &  E.  Railroad  ave. 

Pierson  Benjamin  M.  18  Cross 

Pierson  Benjamin  T.  City  Directory  office  17  Court 

Pierson  &  Berry,  curriers  86i  Market 

Pierson  Caleb,  collar  maker  30  Mechanic 

Pierson  Catharine,  widow  of  Abner  35  Columbia 

Pierson  Charles  H.  hat  mfr.  54  Liberty  h.  152  Mulberry 


208  '     pierson's 

Pierson  Charles  H.  jeweler  19  Hill 

Pierson  C.  Henry,  shipping  and  com.  mar.  61  South  N.  Y. 

h.  61  Halsey 
Pierson  Charles  T.  mason  and  builder  67  Court 
Pierson  Charles  VV.  cutler  69  Ferry 
Pierson  Daniel,  clothier  284  Broad  h.  144  Mulberry 
Pierson  David  C.  Cal.  coach  lace  weaver  20i  Halsey 
Pierson  David  M.  clerk  284  Broad  r.  38  Clinton 
Pierson  Edward,  Deputy  Sheriff  office  City  Hall  h  Orange 
Pierson  Eliza,  school  teacher  63  Bank 
Piersen  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Matthias  20  Church 
Pierson  Frances,  widow  of  Benjamin  32  Front 
Pierson  Harriet,  dress  maker  7  Franklin  Place 
Pierson  Ira  C.  209  Thompson  ^V.  Y. 
Pierson  Isaac  N.  patent  leather 92  Halsey 
Pierson  Israel,  master  mason  10  Lafayette 
Pierson  James,  varnish  237  Mulberry  h.  12  Cottage 
Pierson  James  C.  harness  maker  116  Orchard 
Pierson  Jeremiah  C  clerk  122  Pearl,  N.  Y  r.  46  Kinney 
Pierson  John  A.,  chair  maker  27  Cherry 
Pierson  John  R.  jeweler  1  Green  h.  121  Mulberry 
Pierson  Jonathan,  trunk  manufacturer  15  h.  19  Hill 
Pierson  Joseph,  New  York  h.  100  High 
Pierson  Joseph  C.  merchant  574  h.  582  Broad 
Pierson  Lewis  C.  trimmer  Augusta,  Ga.  19  Hill 
Pierson  Mary,  widow  of  Hiram  61  Halsey 
Pierson  Mirab,  widow  of  Abel  44  Fair 
Pierson  Nathan  F.  bow  maker  47  Lawrence 
Pierson  Ralph  H.  malleable  iron  74  Clay  h.  13  Franklin 
Pierson  Rebecca,  widow  of  Silas  10  Lafayette 
Pierson  &  Robertson,  varnish  mfrs.  225  Railroad  avenue 
Pierson  Jr.  Samuel,  merchant  574  h.  582  Broad 
Pierson  S.  &  Son,  merchants  514  Broad 
Pierson  Samuel,  shoemaker  18  Orleans 
Pierson  Stephen  H.  mer.  122  Pearl  h.  13  Hammond,  N.  Y. 
Pierson  Jr.  Stephen  H.  clerk  1.1  M.  Lane  N.  Y.  h.  19  Hill 
Piersen  Stephen  S.  japanner  Orleans  n.  Orange 
Pierson  Sylvester  C.  varnish  225  R.  R,  av.  h.  79  Orchard 
Pierson  Thomas  B.  wagon  maker  7  Church  h.  424  Broad 
Pierson  William,  machinist  18  Cross 
Pierson  William,  carpenter  275  Railroad  avenue 
Pierson  William,  sheriff  office  City  Hall,  h.  Orange 
Pierson  William,  shipping  &  commission  merchant  61 

South,  N.  Y.  h.  6i  Halsey 
Pierson  William  Henry ;  clerk  New  Orleans  r.  46  Kinney 
Pierson  &  Woodruff,  wagon  makers  7  Chh.  and  31  William 
Pilch  Rev.  Frederick,  pastor  Bethel  chh.  174  S.  Alarket 
Pilcher  Henry,  organ  builder  117  River  h.  17  Fulton 
Pilger  John,  gardener  14  Marshall 


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NEWARK    DIRECTOR^Y.  209 

Pilkinton  William,  jeweller  276  Railroad  avenue 

Pine  Adam,  tailor  41  West 

Pine  James,  portrait  painter  263  Broad 

Pinkney  William  E.  carpenter  25  McWiiorter 

Pinneo  James  B.  office  2  Beaver  h.  245  High 

Pinot  Claude  M.  currier  60  Jones 

Pirsson  Alexander  T.  piano  fortes  Wash'n  hall  r.  Park  h. 

Pitcher  Robert,  shoe  manufacturer  168  Washington 

Pitney  Lucinda,  widow  of  Charles  A.  128  Broad 

Pitt  John  C  Salisbury  Centre,  Herkimer  Co.,  N.  Y» 

Pitt  Myers  F.  farmer  lOO  Bloomfield  avenue 

Pitt  Richard  C,  plater  96  Elm 

Pittenger  John,  shoemaker  19  New 

Piagge  Herman,  hatter  and  grocer  12  Scriber's  Lane 

Playfoot  Spencer,  hatter  5  Scott 

Plisser  Frederick,  laborer  upper  end  of  Kinney 

Plum  Ann,  widow  of  Joseph  R.  Newark  c.  Canal 

Plum  Jacob  T.  204  Academy 

Plum  Lewis,  oramental  painter  16  Plum 

Plum  Matthias,  farmer  ll5  Washington 

Plum  Stephen  H.  Ill  Washington 

Plume  Amzi  B.  582  High  c.  Quarry 

Plume  John  I.  justice  and  comm'r  for  all  the    States  173 

Broad  h.  42  Washington 
Plume  Lucetta,  widow  of  Joseph  19  Park  Place 
Plume  Matilda,  widow  of  David  582  High  c.  Quarry 
Plume  Robert,  coachsmith  78  Union 
Plume  Sarah,  widow  of  Isaac  A.  19  Park  Place 
Plume  William,  21  Bridge 
Plumley  Matilda,  widow  of  John  C.  38  Rector 
Plunket  Edward,  currier  6  Shipman 
Plunket  Mary  A.  dress  maker  118  Orange 
Poinier  Charles,  jeweler  24  Ward 
Poinier  David,  constable  66  Union 
Poinier  Elisha  B.  lumber  merchant  221  Market 
Poinier  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Charles  P.  45  Liberty 
Poinier  E.  B.  &  J.  D.  lumber  merchants  n.  Bethel  church 
Poinier  Horace  J  lumber  mor.  37  Commercial  h.  50  Ferry 
Poinier  Jr.  Horace  J.  clerk  266  Broad  h.  50  Ferry 
Poinier  Jeremiah  D.  lumber  merchant  219  Market 
Poinier  John  W.  vice  pres.  in,  co.  151  Mkt.  h.  Morristown 
Poinier  William  K.  37  Commercial  r.  50  Ferry 
Polhamus  Rebecca,  widow  of  Aaron  98  Kinney 
Pollard  Charles  A.  mason  51  Orange 
Pollard  Jacob  H.  carpenter  29  South  Market 
Pollard  James,  engineer  265  Broad  . 
Pollard  Jonathan,  watch  maker  122  Lock 
Pollard  Mary  B.  widow  of  David  277  Mulberry 
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Pollard  Samuel  B.  carpenter  gflflwerty  h.  112  Elm 
Pollard  William  W.  cloth  and  oil  silk  manufacturer  45  h. 

31  South  Market 
Polley  Keziah,  nurse  71  Spring 
Pommart  John,  carpenter  1  Adams 
Pool  Alexander,  grocer  176  r.  124  Broad 
Pool  James,  clerk  371  Broad  h.  6  Green 
Pool  Samuel,  lace  weaver  12  Orleans 
Pool  William,  jeweler  3  East  Green 
Poor  Charles  W.  cabinet  ware  336  Broad  h.  233  Plane 
Poor  Rev.  Daniel  W.  pastor  High  street  chh.  67  Court 
Poor  House,  130  Elizabethtown  Road 
Pope  William,  carpenter  35  Camp 
Porter,  Ay  res,  &  Co.  Daily  Mercury  25)7  Broad 
Porter  Burr,  clothiers  7  Cedar 
Porter  Daniel,  shoemaker  161  Plane 
Porter  Jr.  Daniel,  Daily  Mercury  14  East  River 
Porter,  Keen  &  Co.  clothiers  28iJ  Broad  (up  stairs) 
Porter  Monroe,  trunk  maker  161  Plane 
Porter  P.  H.  clothiers  288  Broad  h.  7  Cedar 
Porter  Samuel,  machinist  114  Orange 
Post  Abraham,  india  rubber  0  Summit 
Post  Catharine,  17  Green 

Post  Cornelius  M.  carriage  maker  38  Harrison  h.  18  Hill 
Post  Elias  G.  shoemaker  188  Plane 
Post  Garret,  carpenter  6  Catharine 
Post  James  M.  blacksmith  92  Halsey 
Post  John,  shoemaker  31  Court 
Post  John,  constable  61  Market 
Post  John  H.  turner  I3l  Mulberry 
Post  John  E.  coach  mfr.  c.  Hamilton  &  McWhorter  h.  15 

Lafayette 
Post  Office,  117  Market 
Post  Phebe,  widow  of  David  O.  10  Ferry 
Post  Thomas,  carpenter  75  Ferry 
Post  Thomas  G.  harness  maker  102  Elm 
Potter  Samuel  B.  grocer  and  provisions  89  Barclay  N.  F. 
Potter  Rev.  Samuel  S.  Lkwrenccburgh,  Indiana 

Pound .  cracker  baker  19  Lombardy 

Povv  Henry,  sash  and  blind  maker  1  Cammacks  alley 

Pow  John,  sailor  77  Orange 

Powderly  Hugh,  laborer  131  Nesbitt 

Powell  Barnabas,  blacksmith  9  Court 

Powell  Charles,  jeweler  9  Court 

Power  Michael,  currier  210  Washington 

Power  William,  currier  210  Washington 

Powles  Henry,  59  River  r.  454  Broad 

Powles  Martin  P.  carpenter  32  Warren 


NEWARK    DIRECTORY.  2U 

Prager  Alexander,  saddler,  1 J  Warren 

Prall  Pompey,  (coVd)  21  Hedges'  alley 

Pratt  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Lett  13  Bank 

Pratt  Sarah,  widow  of  Solomon  H.  14  Commerce 

Prendergast  Patrick,  shoemaker  42  Union 

Prenss  Edward  A.  apothecary  134  Alarket 

Prentice  &  Brown,  japanned  muslin  &  silkmfrs.  TNutt'n. 

Prentice  Ira,  tinner  38  Orange 

Prentice  William,  japan  hat  mfr.  7  Nmtman  h.  398  Broal 

Prentiss  Abigail,  widow  of  William  128  Mulberry, 

Preston  Catharine,  india  rubber  28  Lombard}' 

Price  Aaron  M.  painter  67  Bank 

Price  Aaron  O.  172  Washington 

Price  Miss  Abby,  trimmer  33  Plane 

Price  Charles  C.  baker  13  Cottage 

Price  Daniel,  varnish  manuf.  224  &  237  h.  1  47  Mulberry 

Price  &  Co.  Daniel,  varnish  manufs.  224  4-  237Mulberry 

Price  David,  varnish  mfr.  228  Mulberry  h.  13  Cottage 

Price  Elias  D.  shoemaker  27  Academy 

Price  Henrietta,  27  Walnut 

Price  James  H.  steeple  painterl2  Bank 

Price  John,  optician  345  Broad  h.  2*3  Chestnut 

Price  Jeremiah  C.  furniture  dealer  311  Broad  h.  6  Ward 

Price  Mary,  27  Walnut 

Price  Matthias;,  edge  tool  mfr.  58  Hamilton  h.  97  Mulb'y- 

Price  Moses,  farmer  Lyon's  Farms 

Price  Phebe,  widow  of  Aaron  65  Bank 

Price  Thomas,  tinsmith  121  Broad 

Price  Thompson,  varnish  mfr.  224  h.  157J  Mulberry 

Price  &  Co.  Thompson,  varnish  mfrs.  224  Mulberry 

Price  William  H.  grocer  224  Washington 

Price  William  R.  sash  and  blind  maker  23  Catharine 

Price  William  W.  Elizabethtown  road 

Pridham  George,  saddler  9  Ward 

Pridham  James,  saddler  32  Cottage 

Pridham  Lawrence,  32  Cottage 

Priest  Henry  C.  silver  spoons  139  h.  141  Orange 

Prim  Ernest,  brass  finisher  68  South 

Prime  Rev.  Samuel  L  285  Broadway  N.  Y. 

Primrose  John,  saddler  rear  114  Church 

Pringle  Ellen,  widow  of  Mark  11  Fair 

Pritchard  Francis,  button  maker  150  Academy 

Pritchard  William,  5  Grove 

Probasco  George,  carriage  maker  30  Chestnut 

Pfobasco  Jacob,  coach  trimmer  108^  Plane 

Prosch  Charlotte,  daguerrian  259  Broad  h.  88  Halsey 

Prosch  George  W.  daguerrian  13  Arch 

Prosch  Williarai  oysters  20  East  River 


2ISr  FIER30N'9 

Prosch  Jr.  William,  oysters  20  East  River 

ProsserJohn,  lamp  maker  158  Plane 

Prosser  John,  366  Broad 

Prosser  Thomas,  currier  157  Plane 

Protestant  Foster  Home  270  North  Broad 

Prout  Charles,  blacksmith  13  Green 

Prout  Nelson,  fishmonger  28  Green 

Provost  David,  carpenter  42  Quarry 

Provost  John,  teacher  42  Washington 

Provost  Luke,  saddle  tree  riveter  4  Halsey's  Court 

Provost  William,  blacksmith  575  High 

Pruden  Charlotte,  tailoress  130  Orange 

Pruden  Phebe  S.  widow  of  Ezra  52  Bleeker 

Pruden  Samantha,  tailoress  130  Orange 

Public  School  No.  1  (North  Ward)  14  &  16  State 

Public  School  No.  2  (East  Ward)  96  &  98  Commerce 

Public  School  No.  3  (West  Ward)  21  6f  23  Market 

Public  School  No.  4  (South  Ward)  23  &  25  Hill 

Public  School  No.  5  (Fifth  Ward)  60  &  62  Lafayette 

Public  School  No.  6  (Seventh  Ward)  38  &  40  Lock 

Pudney  John  B.  New  York  h.  23  Warren 

Pullinger  Dorcas,  North  Broad  c.  Belleville  road 

Pulvettaflf  John,  tinsmith  Walnut  c.  ^outh  Prospect 

Purden  Thomas,  aqueduct  layer  164  Quarry 

Purse  Miss  Emma,  Springfield  ave.  c.  Prospect  place 

Purser  John,  laborer  2  Brunswick 

Purson  Richard,  blacksmith  U  Court 

Pye  Thomas,  locksmith  8  State 

Q. 

Quail  Robert,  peddler  528  High 

Quarrie  John,  spring  maker  30Goble 

Queman  Alfred,  shoemaker  2l8  Plane 

Queman  Jacob,  harness  maker  199  R.  R.  avenue 

Queman  Samuel,  carpenter  61  Sheffield  n.  Orange 

Queman  Simeon,  harness  maker  66  Plane 

Quick  Lotan,  moulder  184  Nesbitt 

Quigley  John,  grocer  and  carpent.  tool  maker  109  Quarry 

Quigley  Phillip,  spirit  levels  and  carpenter's  tools  72  Clav 

h.  8  Mill 
Quimby  Michael,  mason  11  Scott 
Quimby  Sarah,  widow  of  John  32  Bleeker 
Quimby  William  S.  body  maker  32  Bleeker 
Quimlan  James,  laborer  59  Ferry 
Quimm  John,  tailor  16  Camfield 
Quinby  James  M.  mayor,  9  Park  place 
Quinby  &  Co.  James  M.  coach  manufacturers  325  Broad 
Quinby  Jonas  S.  jeweler  9  Park  place 


tTEWARK  directory:  213 

Quinn  Catharine,  widow  of  Patrick  108  New 

Quinn  Francis,  baker  1  State 

Quinn  John,  baker  4  and  6  Mulberry 

Quinn  Mary,  widow  of  Miles  grocer  35  Lawrence 

Quinn  Michael,  1  State 

R. 

Rabeneau  Henry,  chair  maker 

Rache  Malcher,  japanner  37  Nesbitt 

RadclifFe  Samuel,  plater  15  Franklin 

RadclifFe  William  W.  machinist  rear  34  Bleekc- 

Radel  John,  baker  81  Plane 

Raderaacher  Henry,  mason  151  Court  c.  Grand 

Rader  Christian,  shoemaker  6  Fair 

Rader  Henry,  shoemaker  6  Fair 

Radez  Frederick,  baker  9  Lafayette 

Radin  Reuben,  carpenter  34  Nesbitt 

Radin  William,  mason  33  Baldwin 

Radwell  Edward,  64  North  Canal 

Rafferty  John,  laborer  40  Union 

Ragan  Bridget,  widow  of  James  41  Academy 

Ragan  Daniel,  India  rubber  120  Lock 

Ragan  Patrick,  grocer  42  Mulberry 

Rain  Christian,  tailor  1  Rankin 

Raisbeck  Charles,  harness  maker  40  Green 

Rajsbeck  James  H.  harness  maker  Kinney  c.  S.  Prospect 

Raithamer  Elizabeth,  57  Academy 

Rakenbrot  Leonard,  cabinet  maker  137  Plane 

Ramel  Felix,  florist  2  Longworth  c.  Washington 

Ramsey  Sarah,  widow  of  William  22  Plume 

Randall  William  N.  furniture  store  245  Broad 

Randell  Clara,  widow  20  Bank 

Randeil  George,  jeweler  276  Railroad  avenue 

Randell  George  D.  coach  painter  20  Bank 

Randell  Isaac,  jeweler  &  curl  store  232  Bd.  h.  12  S.  Canal 

Randolph  Furman  F,  feed  store  1  New 

Randolph  Harriet  F.  tailoress  31  Mulberry 

Randolph  Joel  D.  21  Orleans 

Randolph  John  P.  carman  121  Broad 

Randolph  Lewis  F.  67  Beekman  N.  Y.  h.  72  New 

Randolph  Mary  F.  widow  of  Jeptha  11  New 

Randolph  Martin,  tailor  126  Kinney 

Randolph  Samuel  M.  F.  hatter  41  William  h.  258  Wash. 

Randolph  Simeon,  currier  126  Kinney 

Randolph  Staats  F.  clerk  130  Broad 

Randolph  Stillman  F.  grocer  130  Broad 

Rang  Robert,  file  maker  7  Liberty 


21*  '  pierson's 

Ranke  Charles  G.  surg.  inst.  Frank.  Factory  h.  611  High 
Rankin  Andrew,  hat  manuf.  304  Broad  h.  28  Clinton 
Rankin  Andrew,  fur  blower  7  Nuttman 
Rankin  Rev.  Charles W.  rector  St. Peter's  Ch.  Morristovon 
Rankin,  Duryee  &  Co.  hat  manufacturers  2  Beaver 
Rankin  Rev.  Edward  E.  pastor  8/A  avenue  Ch.  N.  Y. 
Rankin  Rev.  Henry  V.  missionary  to  China  296  High 
Rankin  Isaac  N.  office  2  Beaver  h.  297  High 
Rankin  James  A.  hat  manuf.  304  Broad  h.  28  Clinton 
Rankin  William,  Hill  Park  296  High 
Rankin  Jr.  William,  Treas.  a.  b.  f.  m.  413  Broad 
Ranney  Miss,  young  ladies'  school  208  Broad 
Rano  Joseph  S.  shoemaker  4  Harrison's- Court 
Ransley  James,  confectioner  69  Bank 
Ransley  William,  livery  stable  67  Halsey 
Ranscher  William,  engraver  6  Scott 
Ransom  Newell,  painter  26  Hamilton 
Rapplea  James  C.  sexton  House  of  Prayer  h.  9  Stat©- 
Raup  Charles,  saddler  30  Division 
Rawley  Thomas,  carpenter  2  Brunswick 
Ray  Elias  S.  (col'd)  California  h.  17  Academy 
Ray  James,  (col'd)  5  Pearl 
Ray  Robert,  cutter  24  Baldwin 
Raymond  John,  paper  maker  82  New 
Raymond  Stephen,  jeweler  112  Church 
Read  Maria,  widow  of  John  132  Kinney 
Reader  Clark,  currier  16  Fair 
Reading  Francis,  proof  reader  40  Fair 
Reading  Miss  Rebecca,  222  Broad 
Reaffer  John,  jeweler  90  Mulberry 
Rechsteiner  John,  professor  of  music  9  Liberty 
Red  Patrick,  boot  maker  3  Hedges'  Alley 
Redfield  Elisha  K.  tinman  270  Plane 
Reding  George,  laborer  23  Prince 
Reeb  Francis,  brewer  Ferry  c  Congress 
Reed  Erastus,  carriage  maker  75  Union 
Reed  Joseph,  carpenter  66  State 
Reed  Noah,  carpenter  91  Catharine 
Reef  Charles,  zinc  maker  2.5  Congress 
Reef  Joseph,  151  South  Market 
Rees  John,  shoemaker  3674  Broad  h.  37  Orchard 
Reeve  Abner  S.  builder  and  mason  113  Plane 
Reeve  &  Co.  Abner  S.  coal  and  wood  and  masons'  mate- 
rials, 141  River  foot  of  Lumber 

Reeve ,  widow  of  David  88  Academy 

Reeve  David  B.  builder  Michigan 

Reeve  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Marcus  D.  356  High  C.Acad. 

Reeve  Evayts,  japanner  121  Washington 


^NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  215 

Reeve  Ezra,  builder  40  Pennington  h- 117  Orchard 

Reeve  Hannah,  widow  of  William  88  Academy 

Reeve  H.  John,  carpenter  157  South  Market 

Reeve  John  M,  shoemaker  702  Broad 

Reeve  Jonas  C.  master  mason  14  South  Essex 

Reeve  Lucius,  saddler  88  Academy 

Reeve  Zadock,  mason  21  Bank 

Reeves  Abner  W.  m-  d.  I30i  Broad 

Reeves  John,  shoemaker  1  South  Essex 

Reeves  Joseph,  tailor  39  Academy 

Reeves  Moses,  carpenter  inquire  103  Catharine 

Reeves  Oliver,  grocer  57  William,  h.  241  Plane 

Reeves  Sarah,  widow  of  Benjamin  121  Washington 

Reger  Phillip,  pedler  35  Bruen 

Rehise  George,  trunkmaker  rear  98  Church 

Reid  James,  gardener  River  c.  railroad 

Reigher  Phillip,  25  South  Prospect 

Reihing  John,  shoemaker  131  Baldwin 

Reilly  Mary,  widow  of  Michael  8  Pierson's  Alley 

Reilly  Robert,  currier  219  Bank  c.  Boston 

Reiman  Charles,  physician  31  Clinton 

Reinhold  William,  jeweler  79  Walnut 

Reins  Robert,  boiler  maker  8  Madison 

Reis  William,  tailor  Broom  c.  Springfield  avenue 

Remer  Gortrude,  widow  of  H.  49  Bank 

Remer  Jacob  F.  9  Academy 

Remer  John,  Geneva,  N.  Y. 

Remmela  Casper,  tailor  123  Baldwin 

Ren  Elizabeth,  tailoress  192  South  Market 

Ren  John,  laborer  Bellemont  avenue  n.  Kinney 

Rennie  Alexander,  shoemaker  20  Lush 

Rennie  James,  shoemaiker  190  Plane 

Rennie  Jr.  James,  cabinet  maker  190  Plane 

Rennie  John,  shoemaker  11  Union 

Renton  George  H.  machinist  522  h.  518  High 

Renton  James,  iron  manufacturer  518  High 

Reock  Aaron,  shoemaker  107  Washington 

Reock  Hannah,  widow  of  Jacob  P.  45  Chestnut 

Reock  John,  15  Park 

Reock  John  H.  308  Broad  h.  13  Boudinot 

Ressland  Frederick  K.  shoemaker  12  Adams 

Reuck  Aaron,  cloth  cutter  133  Market  h.  153  Academy 

Reuter  Joseph  A.  121  Springfield  avenue 

Renter ,  jeweler  59  Walnut 

Revolon  Gustave,  carpenter  17  Fair 
Reybold  Anniste,  segar  case  maker  250  Plane 
Reynolds  Abby,  widow  89  Plana 
Reynolds  Ann,  125  Broad 


216  pierson's 

Reynolds  Ely  H.  23  North  Essex 
Reynolds  Frederick,  metal  worker  23  Mechanic 
Reynolds  Henry,  clerk  31  Monroe 
Reynolds  James,  farmer  68  Monroe 
Reynolds  John,  laborer  13  Van  Buren 
Reynolds  Sarah,  125  Broad 
Rhine  Patrick,  capt.  Eclipse  38  Bridge 
Rhodabeek  John,  mason  Nichols  n.  South  Prospect 
Rhodes  Harriet,  widow  of  Samuel  (col'd)  18  Division  pi 
Rhodes  Rev.  Jacob,  (col'd)  25  Somerset  n.  Spruce 
Rhodes  John,  carriage  maker  3  North  John 
Rhodes  Nathan  C.  16  Mechanic  h.  Church 
Rhornung  Jacob,  locksmith  37  Charlton 
Rice  Andrew,  shoemaker  120  State 
Rice  Bernard,  currier  15  Plane 
Rice  George  B.  painter  23  North  Essex 
■  Rice  Jacob,  carpenter  40  Richmond 
Rice  Joseph,  cabinet  maker  46  Lush 
Rice  J.  Williams,  painter  2  New  h.  8  Front 
Rice  Nahum,  painter  32  Front 
Rice  Rachel  M.  widow  of  Joseph  W.  8  Front 
Rice  Sophia,  2  Prospect  place 

Rice  William,  picture  frame  maker  114  Washington 
Richards  Cyrus,  21  Mulberry 
Ri'  aards  David  W.  grocer  362  Broad  h.  25  Smith 
Richards  D.  W.  &  H.  E.  grocers  362  and  364  Broad 
Richards  Henry  E.  grocer  362  h-  360  Broad 
Richards  J ohv , .California 
Kicaards  John  C.  140  Point  Lane 
Richards  John  L.  builder  15  Franklin 
RichE'.ds  Leonard,  150  South  Broad 
Richards  Marcus  S.  carpenter  24  Bank 
Richards  Nathaniel,  590  Ferry 
Richards  Samuel,  gardner  557  Ferry 
Richards  Thomas,  farmer  590  Ferry 
Richards  Thomas  A.  shoemaker  19  Mulberry 
Richards  jr.  Thomas.  30  Point  Lane 
Richards  William,  farmer  590  Ferry 
Richards  William,  43  Commerce  c.  Mulberry 
Richardson  Enos,  jeweler  40  Columbia  h.  New  York 
Richardson  Frederick,  shoemaker  175  Plane 
Richardson  Joseph,  shoemaker  79  Plane 
Richardson  Ralph,  hatter  19J  Commerce 
Richert  Charles  F.  boarding  house  93  South  Canal 
Richmond  William,  painter  ino  Plane 
Richmond  Orlando,  shoemaker  179  Railroad  avenue 
Rickerby  John,  baker  and  grocer  77  Green 
Rickerby  &  Irving,  bakers  and  grocers  77  Green 


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NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  1^  217 

Rickets  Betsey,  widow  of  Robert,  (col'd)  2  Cranes'  Basin 
Ricketts  William,  shingle  shaver  11  Durand 
Ricord  Elizabeth,  teacher  47  Market 
Ricord  Frederick  W.  librarian  115  h.  47  Market 
Ridel  Frangois,  French  dyer  120  Market 
Ridler  Albert,  painter  20  Bleeker  , 

Ridler  Alfred,  painter  20  Bleeker 
Ridler  A.  &  A.  painters  20  Bleeker 
Ridler  William,  painter  5'J  Washington 
Ridley  Sarah,  widow  of  John  169  Plane 
Rigby  James  N.  trimmer  5  CamQeld 
Rigby  Nicholas,  helper  51  Orange 
Riggs  Abigail,  widow  of  Caleb  S.  146  High 
Riggs  Edward  Edenton,  N.  C.  146  High 
Riggs  Irene,  1 10  L'nion 
Riggs  Reuben,  tobacconist  4S  Fair 
Right  John,  patent  leather  71  Garden 
Righter  Harris,  patent  leather  100  South  Orange  avenue 
Righter  Samuel,  coach  manuf.  100  Bruen 
Righter  William  A.  att'y  at  law   151  Market  r.  City  Hotel 
Riker  Abraham  N.  shoemaker  I42  Nesbitt 
Riker  Abraham,  india  rubber  New  above  Newark 
Riker  Cornelius  C.  shoemaker  35  Ogden 
Riker  David,  mason  652  High 

Riker  Geo.  builder  59  State  h   64  M.  &  E.  Railroad  ave. 
Riker  George,  mason  652  High 
Riker  George  W.  cabinet  maker  144  Nesbitt 
Riker  &  Goble,  jewelers  379  Broad 
Riker  Gottleib,  laborer  30  Plume 
Riker  Jacob,  rear  28  Front 
Riker  James  A.  cooper  134  Academy 
Riker  John,  cutler  18  Summit 
Riker  John,  justice  peace  237  Plane 
Riker  John  A.  carpenter  182  Academy 
Riker  4  Morris,  builders  59  State  above  High 
Riker  Peter,  carpenter  171  Plane 
Riker  Richard,  mason  4  Plume 
Riker  Stephen,  oarriage  maker  184  Bank 
Riker  Thomas  H.  mason  579  High 
Riker  William,  jeweler  379  Broad  h.  170  Mulberry 
Riker  William,  mason  574  High 
Riker  William  H.  mason  57  State 
Riley  Barney,  laborer  43  Madison 
Riley  Bartlett,  currier  23  Augusta 
Riley  Brian,  laborer  Hermon  c.  Thomas 
Riley  Charles,  mason  160"  Ferry 
Riley  Eugene,  163  Thomas 
Riley  Francis,  laborer  17  Plane 

19 


218  pierson's 

Riley  James,  shoe  mfr.  167  Market 

Riley  James,  shoemaker  167  Hank 

Riley  James,  laborer  HO  fcsouih  Canal 

Riley  James,  laborer  I6i)  Commerce 

Riley  James,  blacksmith  1924  South  Market 

Riley  Juhn,  laborer  175  Plane 

Riley  John,  box  maker  68  Court 

Riley  John,  laborer  85  Quarry 

Riley  John,  laborer  163  Thomas  c.  Goble 

Riley  John,  laborer  20  Market 

Riley  Joseph,  grocer  174  Plane 

Riley  Michael,  grocer  37  Mechanic 

Riley  Miles,  currier  5  (Cherry  Alley 

Riley  Owen,  blacksmiih  27  Catharine 

Riley  Patrick,  tailor  63  Jefferson 

Riley  Peter,  shoemaker  133  Academy 

Riley  Thomas,  laborer  60  Adams 

Riley  William,  (coj'd)  70  Garden 

Rindell  Anthony  C.  mason  195  Mulberry 

Rindell  John,  carpenter  G  South  Essex 

Riorden  Patrick,  m.  e.  r.  r.  h.  76  Orange 

Ripley  David,  steam  saw  mill  h.  113  Commerce 

Ripley  &  Co   David,  sieam  saw  &  planing  16  Commercial 

Ripley  William  A.  clerk  steam  saw  mill  113  Commerce 

Risley  John,  55  Lafayette 

Rispen  Patrick,  laborer  2  Jackson 

Rissland  Christopher,  laborer  23  Charlton 

Rissland  Jacob,  laborer  28  Van  Buren 

Ritchie  Charles  G.  asst.  keeper  County  Jail 

Ritchie  Frances  E.  widow  of  William  16  Chestnut 

Ritchie  Henry,  locksmith  110  Elm 

Ritter  Thomas,  344  Broad 

Ritter  William  Henrv,  tailor  18  South  Canal 

Riuhenk  Anthony,  machinist  96  Church 

Riverline ,  paper  maker  116  Mill 

Roach  James,  laborer  12  River 

Roalofs  Andrew,  foundry  5  East  Mechanic  h.  43  Ferry 

Roalofs  James,  iron  founder  103  McWhorier 

Robb  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Samuel  29  Park 

Robb  John,  wood  merchant  31  Park 

Robb  WjUiam,  carman  29  Park 

Robbins  Harriet,  285  Washington 

Robbins  Isaac,  shoemaker  144  Plane 

Robbins  John,  carpenter  82  Ridge 

Robert  Mrs.  Joseph,  8  Centre 

Reberiinson  James,  jewt-ler  34  Orchard 

Roberts  Ellas,  mason  Ih3  Elizabelhtown  Road 

Roberts  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Wm.  H  93  Mulberry 


NEWARK  DIRECTOKV.  219 

Roberts  Jacob,  (col'd)  whitewasher  rear  89J  Halsey 

Roberts  John,  porter  house  1034  Broad 

Robeits  Joseph,  butcher  1 10  State 

Roberts  Moses,  6-26  Broad 

Roberts  Parris,  laborer  12  Mill 

Roberts  Sarah,  widow  of  Sears  22  William 

Roberts  Stephen,  tailor  138  Market 

Roberts  Stephen  J.  cutter  41  Columbia 

Roberts  William,  builder  1g3  Commerce 

Roberts  William,  gardner  4  South  Orange  avenue 

Roberts  William,  mason  19  Sheffield 

Roberts  Jr.  William,  builder  163  Commerce 

Robertson  Alexander,  accountant  98  Elm 

Robertson  Charles,  jeweler  3 1  Clinton 

Robertson  Charles  F.  grocer  46  South  Canal 

Robertson  Charles  L.  accountant  34  Front  h.  Warren 

Robertson  Elias  C.  varnish  225  Railroad  av.  h.  31  Cottage 

Robertson  James  B.  154  Broad 

Robertson  John,  jeweler  3 1  Clinton 

Robertson  Jr.  John^-ton,  stone  cutter  774  Court 

Robertson  Robert,  goldsmith  14  Pennington 

Robeson  George  M.  att.  at  law  289  Bd.  r.  1  Park  Chh.  PI. 

Robineau  Lewis,  jeweler  104  Tichenor 

Robinson  Amelia,  widow  of  Ttiomas  7  Sheffield 

Robinson  Catharine,  widow  of  Samuel,  nurse  6  Fulton 

Robinson  Dinah,  (col'd)  32  Liberty 

Robinson  George,  harness  maker  41  Halsey 

Robinson  Hetty,  widow  of  Thomas  4  Clinton 

Robinson  John,  hatier  6  Beaver 

Robinson  John,  markelman  238  Washington 

Robinson  John  O.  att'y  at  law  Nassau  N.   Y. 

Robinson  Joseph,  gardner  15  Parkhurst 

Robinson  Morton,  m.  d.  143  Mulberry 

Robinson  Susan  M.  C.  widow  of  James  nurse  39l  Broad 

Robinson  William,  grocer  71  Lock 

Robinson  &  Co.  William,  grocers  71  Lock 

Robinson  William  M.  founder  124  Lock 

Roch  Julius,  machinist  86  Quarry 

Rockelhouse  John,  varnisher  112  William 

Rock  Michael,  laborer  4  Gallager's  Court 

Rockafellar  William,  cabinet  maker  26i  Orchard 

Rockwell  A.  A.  dress  maker  3  Green 

Rockwell  Walter  M.  hardware  New  York  h.  351  Wash'n 

Roden  Henry,  jeweler  46  Walnut 

Roder  Charles,  tailor  147  Court 

Rodgers  Eliza  A.  widow  of  G.  M.  23  Garden 

Rodgers  Jabez,  carriage  mfr.  '227  Mulberry  h.  344  Broad 

Rodgers  James  T.  coach  maker  227  Mulberry  h.  344  Broad 


220  pierson's 

Bodgers  James  W.  harness  maker  478  Broad 

Rodgers  John  H.  trimmer  227  Mulberry  r.  344  Broad 

Rodgers  J.T.&J.  H.  light  carr.  mfrs  227  Mulby  c.Chestnot 

Rodgers  Sarah  A.  widow  of  John  24  Hill 

Rodgers  Spencer  W.  blacksmith  490  Broad 

Rodh  John,  shoemaker  22  Broom 

Rodman  John,  26  Clinton 

Rodrigo  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Joshua  nurse  5  Franklin 

Rodwell  Aaron  M.  coach  mfr.  40  Mechanic  h.  7  Columbia 

Rodwell  Elizabeth,  tailoress  31   Halsey 

Rodwell  Samuel,  currier  15  Plane 

Roe  Bartilla,  laborer  230  Mulberry 

Roe  James,  farmer  North  Orange  Road 

Roe  James  M.  Express  Lunch  314  Broad  h.  3i  Mechanic 

Roe  Joseph  C.  cutler  Newark  n.  Inness 

Roe  Patrick,  japanner  Chatham  c.  Warren 

Roe  Peter,  currier  234  Mulbery 

Roff  Aaron  A.  merchant,  Macon,  Geo.  r.  243  High 

Roff  Charles  B.  hardware  93  Pearl  N.  Y. 

Roff  Charles  H.  builder  21  Nesbitt 

Roff  Erastus  W.  sash  and  blind  19  Bank  h.  78  Halsey 

Roff  George  M.  carpenter  247  Plane 

Roff  John,  shoemaker  264  Washington 

Roff  William,  263  Broad  r.  Park  House 

Rogan  Daniel,  laborer  99  Academy 

Rogers  Alfred  H.  book  seller  194  Broad  h.  22  Shipman 

Rogers  Alonzo  D.  japanner  35  Congress 

Rogers  Ann,  widow  of  William  23  East  River 

Rogers  Ann,  widow  of  Charles  43  Goble  n.  Thomas 

Rogers  Charles  G.  22  River  * 

Rogers  Charles  W.  shoe  cutter  109  Broad 

Rogers  Daniel,  laborer  87  Pennington 

Rogers  David  L.  m.  d.  3  Clinton  Place,  Clinton  N.  J. 

Rogers  Edward,  19  River 

Rogers  Rev.  Elytnus  P.  past«r  1st  African  Pres.  Chh.  h. 

118  Newark 
Rogers  Emma,  widow  of  Peter  12  River 
Rogers  Henry,  (col'd)  93  Baldwin 
Rogers  Henry,  attorney  258i  Broad 
Rogers  Jabez  D.  84  Ferry  c.  Congress 
Rogers  Joanna,  widow  of  David  92  Ferry 
Rogers  Joseph,  shoemaker  133  Kinney 
Rcgers  Mary,  widow  of  William  258i  Broad 
Rogers  Patrick,  tailor  164  Washington 
Rogers  Peter  J.  boot  maker  612  High 
Rogers  Thomas,  shoemaker  2  Rirhmond 
Rogers  1  homas,  laborer  100  Sheffield 
Rogers  Washington,  machinist  85  Catharine 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  221 

Rogers  William,  basket  mfr.  117  Market 
Rohde  George,  spring  manufacturer  2  Broad 
Roll  Archibald,  painter  40  Franklin  h.  24  Cottage 
Roll  John,  painter  and  glazier  32  Franklin 
Roll  Sandford  F.  carpenter  27  Bank 
Rollins  Nelson,  (col'd)  1  White 
Rollinson  Lewis,  carpenter  14  Baldwin 
Rollinson  Mary  A.  widow  of  Thomas  grocer  107  Broad 
Rolth  Albert,  jeweler  203  Railroad  avenue 
Romaine  Cornelius,  harness  maker  76  Halsey 
Romanus  Charles,  shoemaker  518  Broad 
Rome  Jane  (col'd)  12  Pearl 
Romei  Aaron,  coach  maker  15  Fair 
Romei  Peter,  comb  maker  238  Plane 
Roman  John,  quarryman  Ridge  c.  Mill 
Roman  William,  hatter  19  Ogden 
Rooney  William,  laborer  33  Lock 
Roos  L.  cap  and  fur  manufacturer  37  Commerce 
Rorbach  Charles  P.  trunk  mfr.  342  Broad  h.  3  Hamilton 
Rorbach  &  Co.  C.  P.  trunk  mfrs.  342  Broad 
Rorck  James,  grocer  II  Ridge 
Rorty  Mary,  152  Bank 
Rose  Daniel  D.  tailor  259  Washington 
Rose  Isaac  A.  hatter  enquire  127  Kinney 
Rose  Rev.  J.  D.  pastor  of  Ger.  E.  chh.  41  Division  Place 
Rose  John  N.  hatter  3  East  Fair 
Rose  Robert  D.  jeweler  383  Broad 
Rosegrant  William  A.  hatter  6  Division 
Rosen  David,  currier  180  Washington 
Rosly  Frederick,  locksmith  9  Liberty 
Rosnel  David,  carpenter  119  Walnut 
Ross  Aaron  L.  shoe  manufacturer  60  William 
Ross  Edwin,  baker  22  Academy 
Ross  Flavel,  tinman  122  Market  h.  193  Washington 
Ross  George  G.  portrait  painter  115  Market  h.  E.towm  Jid 
Ross  Henry,  shoemaker  36  South  Canal 
Ross  Jacob,  laborer  51  Jones 
Ross  James,  Newark  Daily  office  h.  28  Academy 
Ross  Jane,  widow  of  Stephen  W.  15  Market 
Ross  John  J.  tailor  184  Broad  h.  30  Elm 
Ross  M.  saddler,  20  Bruen 
Ross  Margaret,  widow  of  James  88  Commerce 
Ross  Moses,  259  Washington 
Ross  Moses  Lee,  carpenter  18  Orchard 
Ross  &  Munier,  tin  and  stove  manufacturers  I'^S  Market 
Ross  Sarah  H.  12  Church 
Ross  Talmage,  carman  11  Lafayette 
Boss  Tryphenia,  widow  of  Samuel  42  Smith 
19* 


222 


PIERSON  S 


Ross  William  B.  tailor  27  Boudinot 

Ross  William  H.  carman  8  Ward 

Ross  William  L.  hatter  88  Commerce 

Rothschilds  Jacob,  jeweler  33  Park 

Rothfuss  John,  jeweler  242  Mulberry 

Rothfuss  Lewis,  carpet  weaver  868  Broad  h.  29  Pearl 

Rothen  Emily,  134  Orange 

Rotzeller  Frederick,  blacksmith  168  Mulberry 

Round  William  T.  jeweler  34  Columbia 

Rowans  Ann,  widow  boarding  house  238  Broad 

Rowans  Beatty,  currier  29  Catharine 

Rowans  Maria  B.  children's  clothing  238  Broad 

Rowden  George,  fringe,  tassel  and  cord  mir.  346  Broad 

Rowdeii  Henry,  jeweler  32  Orchard 

Rowden  John,  turner  22  Orchard 

Rowe  Michael,  laborer  110  Tichenor 

Rowell  William,  organ  maker  26  Lombardy 

Rowen  John,  currier  33  Academy 

Rowen  John,  varnish  manufacturer  160  h.  214  Washiig'n 

Rowen  Martin,  varnish  mfr.  160  h.  214  Washington 

Rowen  Jr.  Martin,  attorney  at  law  California  214  Wash. 

Rowen  &  Son  M.  varnish  mfrs.  160  Washington 

Rowenstine  John,  laborer  42  Congress 

Roy  George  S.  60  New 

Roy  Rebecca,  widow  of  John  60  New 

Ru  Julius,  trunk  maker  lOl  Catharine 

Rubsam  Anna  R.  13  Springfield  avenue 

Rubsam  Christian  T.  A.  leader  brass  band  13  Springfi'd  av 

Ruch  Phillip,  laborer  87  Tichenor 

Ruckel  George  C.  cloth  cutter  32  Bank 

Ruckel  Sarah,  widow  of  John  E.  171  Broad 

Rudolph  George,  jeweler  26  Marshall 

Rudolph  George,  goldsmith  334  Broad  h.  4  Academy 

Ruger  Nelson,  spoke  turner  46  Lawrence 

Rumpf  John  F.  shoemaker  118  Commerce 

Rumph  George,  2  Crockett 

Rundle  Eliza  J.  doctress  U  Thomas 

Runyon  Jr.  Abraham,  tailor 56  Church 

Runyon  Edward,  varnish  maker  77  Halsey 

Runyon  John,  laborer  56  Church 

Runyon  Peter  H.  carpenter  59  Green 

Runyon  Theodore,  att.  at  law  326  Broad  r.  i  Park  Chh.  pi 

Rupert ,  widow  of  John  60  State 

Ruppract  Conrad,  shoemaker  56  Charlton 
Ruppract  John,  shoemaker  106  Church 
Rush  John,  hatter  92  River 
Russell  Alexander,  1  East  Mechanic 
Russell  Asher,  brass  turner  244  Plane 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  223 

Rassell  Caleb,  shoemaker  45  Fair 

Russell  Christop>lier  B.  laborer  Sayres  Dock 

Russell  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Caleb  boarding  h.  16  Fair 

Russell  Henry  A.  cutler  29  Court 

Russell  John  H.  shoemaker  52  Church 

Russell  Michael,  currier  180  Washington 

Russell  Noah  D.  coach  maker  120  R.  R.  av.  h.  3  Nichols 

Russeil  Stephen,  laborer  164  Washington 

Russe'l  Susan,  widow  of  William  98  Mulberry 

Russell  William,  currier  180  Washington 

Russell  William  A.  sash  and  blinds  3  Ferry  h.  16  Walnut 

Rutan  George,  carriage  maker  26  Bridge 

Rutan  Isaac  M.  ship  carpenter  65  Comm'al  h.  13  E.  River 

Rutan  James,  shoemaker  96  Kinney 

Rutan  &  Co.  I.  M,  ship  builders  65  Commercial 

Rutan  John,  hame,  dash  and  railing  mfr.  15j  h.  8  Plane 

Rutan  Nicholas  W.  painter  70  Broad  h.  33  M.  Sf  E.R.R.  ar. 

Rutan  Richard  G.  carpenter  242  Market 

Rutherford  John,  att.  at  law  Lodi  over  the  River 

Rutherford  Margaret,  widow  of  Samuel  23  East  River 

Rutteger  Phillip,  tailor  49  Prince 

Ryan  Dennis,  laborer  99  Bruen 

Ryan  John,  laborer  82  River 

Ryan  John,  shoemaker  46  Plane 

Ryan  Matthew,  laborer  179  Plane 

Ryan  Patrick,  capt.  Eclipse  38  Bridge 

Ryan  Thomas,  laborer  46  Academy 

Ryan  William,  hatter  159  Academy 

Ryan  William,  laborer  7  East  Kinney 

Ryckman  John,  tailor  54  Columbia 

Ryer  William,  soda  water  manuf.  30  Broad 

Ryerson  Cornelius,  228^  Plane 

Ryerson  George  M.  stair  bolder  1  h.  11  Beach 

Ryerson  Nathaniel  W.  whe^wright  551  High 

Ryerson  Peter,  228j  Plane 

Ryerson  Peter  N.  saddler  10  Clay 

Ryerson  Sarah,  silk  112  New 

Ryno  Enoch,  porter  house  124  Market 


Sable  Christian,  turner  1,6  Fair 

Salaver  Frederick,  laborer  48  Front 

Salegh  Joseph,  tailor  30  Spruce 

Salmon  Vancleve  M.  sash  and  blind  maker  46  Court 

Salter  Charles,  jeweler  7  Franklin 

Silter  Moses  Smith,  mason  124  Union 

Sam  Henry,  tailor  74  Bank 

Sample  Henry,  harness  maker  85  Mulberry 


224  PiEusoif's 

Sample  Philo,  saddler  85  Mulberry 

Samson  lienjamin  P.  shoemaker  8  Ailing 

Samson  David  B.  machinist  9i  York 

Samson  George,  shoemaker  166  Bank 

Sanders  Anthony,  laborer  rear  l67  Academy 

Sanders  Francis  A.  boatman  167  Academy 

Sanders  George  W.  shoemaker  New  n.  First 

Sanders  John,  blacksmith  32  M.  &  E.  R.  R,  avenue 

Sanders  Joseph,  teamster  Orleans  n.  Nesbilt 

Sanders  Lydia,  nurse  enquire  48  Lawrence 

Sanders  Michael,  painters  91  Plane 

Sanders  Stephen  B.  coach  manuf  76  h.  165  Mulberry 

Sandnson  Robert  B.  jeweler  36  Orchard 

Bar^Mord  Delia,  37  Market 

Sai^ibrd  Enoch,  mason  43  Ogden  n.  Cros» 

Sandford  Gamaliel,  farmer  14  Garden 

Sandford  Garret,  constable  27  Fair 

Sandford  John  G.  hatter  23  Fair 

Sandford  Levi  H.  grocer  95  Broad  h.  68  Spring 

Sandford  Maria,  76  Spring 

Sandford  Mary  Ann,  widow  of  William  R.  68  Spring 

I^andlord  Michael,  sale  and  exchange  stable  83  S.  Broad 

Sandford  Oscar,  10  Stephens'  Court 

Sandford  Phebe,  widow  of  George  20  Bleeker 

Sandford  Sarah  C.  98  Plane 

Sandford  William,  farmer  Sharpsiown^  Salem  Co.  N.  J. 

Sandford  William  P.  P.  m.  d.  1  Commerce 

Sands  Mingo  P.  (cold)  cook  356  Broad  h.  rear  4  Wash,  al 

Sanford  Benjamin,  dock  builder  12  East  Kinney 

Sanford  David,  115  Kinney 

Sanford  Edward  C  sa^h  &  blind  manufacturer  116  Elte 

Sanford  Francis  P.  machinist  290  Market  h.  21  Smith 

Sanford  James  R.  sash  and  bttnd  maker  15'2  Plane 

Sanford  Joseph,  boardinfj  h.  152  Plane 

Sanford ,  widow  of  Nathaniel  W.  21  Smitib^ 

Sanford  Peter,  contractor  46  Columbia 
Sansom  Alexander,  well  digger  Newark  n.  Canal 
Sanyster  James,  stone  cutter  77J  Court 
Sargent  George,  shoemaker  216  Plane 
Sauerbier  Henry,  cutler  7  Mechanic  h.  3  Franklin 
Saunders  Catharine,  widow  51  William 
Saurnier  Peter  P.  druggist  96  Market 

Sauterroeister ,  paper  hangings  50  N.  Canal 

Sautry  Daniel,  saddler  40  North  Canal 
Savage  James,  shoemaker  69  River 
Savage  Michael,  shoemaker  304  Market 
Sawyer  Joseph,  machinist  157  Academy 
payers  Eliza,  dres6  maker  7t  Nesbirt 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  225 

Sayre  Abner,  mason  69  Plane 

Sayre  Albert,  dry  goods  222  Broad  r.  16  Commerce 

Sayre  &  Brothers,  grocers  115  River  foot  Centre 

Sayre  Davis,  mason  23  State 

Sayre  Elias  E.  spring  maker  41  Fair 

Sayre  Esther,  widow  of  Stephen  125  Washington 

Sayre  Ezra  M.  master  mason  115  Orchard 

Sayre  Fanny,  widow  of  William  G.  rear  29  Halsey  , 

Sayre  George  D.  California  122  Broad 

Sayre  George  W.  plater  58  Court 

Sayre  James  R.  master  mason  192  Orange 

Sayre  jr.  James  R.  brick,  lime,  lath  and  coal  yard  Sooth  of 

steamboat  dock  h.  11  Smith 
Sayre  John  R.  grocer  185  Railroad  avenue 
Sayre  Joseph,  patent  leather  2§  Hill 
Sayre  J.  Reeve,  grocer  1 15  River  r.  20  Fulton 
Sayre  Lewis,  blacksmith  54  William 
Sayre  Marcus,  brick,  lime,  <^c.  R.  R.  Bridge  h.  25  New 
Sayre  Moses,  master  mason  25  New  c.  Halsey 
Sayre  Moses  Y.  bread  wagon  l6  Liberty 
Sayre  Phebe,  35  Halsey 
Sayre  Squire,  patent  leather  22  Hill 
Sayre  Stephen  M.  grocer  115  River  h.  105  Orange 
Sayre  Stephen  R.  tailor  1  Commerce  h.  35  S.  Essex 
Sayre  William,  segar  maker  28  Crane 
Sayre  William  P.  grocer  187  Railroad  avenue 
Sayre  William  R.  brick,  lime,  Ac.  h.  20  Fulton 
Sayre  W.  R.  &  M.  dealers  in   brick,   lime,  lath,  paving 
stones,  coal,  &c.  Mechanics'  Wharf  at  R.R.  bridge 
Sayres  Hetty,  widow  of  Stephen  195  Market 

Sayres  Phebe,  widow  of  Uzal  U  Ferry 

Sayrs  James  C.  farmer  289  High 

Scandling  Patrick,  laborer  99  Bruen 

Scarlett  George  W.  shoemaker  134  Kinney 

Scarlett  David  A.  shoemaker  134  Kinney 

Scarlett,  Dodd  &,  Co.  buckle  manufacturers  Inclined  plane 

Scarlett  William,  buckle  mfr.  Inc  plane  h.  312  Washing'n 

SciUtergood  Caroline  J.  widow  of  John  38j  Springfield  av. 

Schaaf  Peter,  tailor  78  Catharine 

Schaefer    Louis    W.    prof.    German,   French   and  music 
2  Morris  buildings  r.  124  Broad 

Schafer  Charles,  carpenter  rear  97  South  Canal 

Schal?  Lewis,  tailor  169  Court 

SchafTer  Peter,  boatman  30  Searing 

Schalk  Adolph,  brewer  82  Hamburg  Place 

Schalk  Herman,  82  Hamburg  place 

Schalk  Nepomuk,  brewer  82  Hamburg  place 

Schaller  Frederick,  trunk  maker  149  Court 


226  pierson's 

Schamp  George,  mason  3  Nesbitt's  Court 
Schander  Henry,  shoemaker  53  Broom 
Scharff  Adrian,  Bloornfield  road  rear  Harvet/^s  Garden 
Scharphoof  Benjamin,  tailor  24  Union 
>Scheel  John,  laborer  17  Niagara 
Scheel  John,  gardener  rear  412  Ferry 
Scheel  Michael,  markelman  Centre  Market  h.  26  Darand 
Scheel  Thomas,  gardener  428  Ferry 
Scheerer  George,  stone  moulder  140  Elm 
Scheffner  Emile,  law  student  356  Br<'ad 
Schell  Nicholas,  tailor  325  Washington 
Schelling  Christian  A.  tailor  15  West 
Snhenck  George,  sup:rintendant  alms  house 
Schenck  John  L.  hatter  213  Plane 
Sebenck  Lewis,  boarding  house  121  Commerce 
Schenck  Margaret,  widow  of  Abraham  V.  110  Mulberry 
Schenck  William.  Newark  &  N.  Y.  Express  10  Plane 
Schenkel  John,  tailor  5  Grand 
Schermier  John  M.  tailor  1 70  Broad 
Schemer  Barney,  tailor  120  Springfield  avenue 
Schickandance  Henry,  bone  turner  at  (M.  R.  fc  D's) 

Hamilton  c.   Bruen 
Schieb  Anthony,  tailor  169  Court 
Schien  Ulrick,  grocer  113  Market 
Schierenberg  Conrad,  shoemaker  6  Division 
Schierholtz  Charles,  halter  10  South  Orange  avenae 
Schil  Juston,  widow  of  Charles  3  Willow 
Schipel  Balthazzar,  boatman  178  Academy 
Schirzir  John,  laborer  53  Niagara 
Schisler  Adam,  blacksmith  4  Kast  Kinney 
Schlect  Henry,  shoemaker  20J  Bank 
Schlegel  JVidolin,  artist  250  r.  366  Broad 
Schler  Philip,  zinc  works  9  Kast  River 
Schlesinger  H.  Wolf  peddler  West 
Schiipf  Jacob,  18  Market 
Schmalstick  Charles,  16  Ward 
Schmalstick  Hessers,  16  I^awrence 

Schmidt ,  jeweler  59  Walnut 

Schmidt  Augustus,  tailor  30  Springfield  avenue 

Schmidt  Charles,  shoemaker  237  Washington 

Schmidt  Frederick,  farmer  105  Hamburg  place 

Schm'dt  George,  butcher  J-  ^outh  Market  h.  6  E. River 

Schmidt  Gotthart,  154  South  Market 

Schmidt  jr  Gotthart,  butcher  18  Ferry  h.  154  S.  Market 

Schmidt  Jacob,  27  North  Canal 

Schmidt  Jacob,  butcher  14  Centre  M.  195  S.  Market 

Schmidt  John,  shoe  manufacturer  54  Mulberry 

Scbnake  Augustus  C.  tailor  85  Orange 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  227 

Schnapp  Nicholas,  cane  chairs  38  Catharine 

Schneider  John,  watch  case  maker  14  Plum 

Schnell  Henry,  shoemaker  rear  106  Church 

Schober  George,  jeweler  168  Mulberry 

Schoder  Andrew,  tanner  33  Broad 

Schoder  Jacob,  tanner  33  Broad 

Schock  John  J.  licensed  victualer  131  Plane 

Schoennamsgruber  George,  tailor  94  Tichenor  over  R.  R. 

Schollmeyer  John  C.  harness  maker  28  Mercer 

Schon  Lewis,  locksmith  :230  Washington 

Schonewolf  William.canaller    1  Crockett 

Schonker  George  D.  cabinet  maker  108  Oliver 

School  Public,  see  PubUc  Schools 

Schoonmaker  Peter,  coach  painter  8  Columbia 

Schorger  George,  engraver  13  Scott 

Schrader  Catharine,  widow  of  John  50  Jones 

Schrader  Henry,  jeweler  38  Walnut 

Schreiber  John,  wine  dealer  44  Market 

Schrommpf  George,  weaver  1  Crockett 

Schuffner  Emile,  law  student  143  Market 

Schureman  Albert  B.  builder  27  Div  Pi.  h.  31  Columbia 

Schureman  Catharine,  widow  of  Sylvester  630  High 

Schureman  Jacob,  carpenter  69  Spring 

Schureman  John  N.  carpenter  45  Columbia 

Schureman  Sarah,  widow  of  Samuel  45  Columbia 

Schureman  William  J.  leather  dresser  106  Church 

Schwan  Phillip,  saddle  girth  weaver  43  Lock 

Schwarz  Adam,  carpet  weaver  372  Broad 

Schwartz  Herman,  halter  90  Commerce 

Scofield  George  F.  clerk  1  Brunswick 

Scofield  Joseph,  japanner  35  State 

Scott  Alexander,  gardener  16  Cross 

Scott  Catharine,  widow  of  Jonas  64  Upper  JefTerson 

Scott  Charles,  blacksmith  167  Court 

Scott  Cornelia  B.  milliner  and  dressmaker  172  Broad 

Scott  Daniel  O.  merchant  720  h-  661  Broad 

Scott  Edward,  laborer  13  North  Canal 

Scott  Rev.  James,  d.  d.  pastor  R.  D.  Chh.  29  Mulberry 

Scott  Joseph,  (col'd)  laborer  81  Catharine 

Scott  Elizabeth,  dress  maker  172  Broad 

Scott  John,  currier  324  Bioad 

Scott  Lawrence,  hatter  110  New 

Scott  Martin  H.  carpenter  172  Broad 

Scott  Peter,  (col'd)  122  Baldwin 

Scott  Spencer,  clothier  288  Broad  r.  Park  house 

Scribnet  Isaac,  brick  maker  Ba'timore,  Md. 

Scribner  Martin,  brick  maker  20  Napoleon 

Scudder  Betsey,  widow  of  Benjamin  7  Oak 


228  pierson's 

Scudder  Catharine,  widow  25  Rankin 

Scudder  Lewis  C.  (col'd)  coachman  12  Pearl 

Scudder  Pliillip  C.  railrciad  agent  103  Mulberry 

Seal  John,  macliinist  7  Sheffield 

Seal  John,  joiners' tools  141  Quarry 

Sealy  Alberf,  cabinet  maker  46  VV^alnut 

Sealy  John,  cabinet  maker  46  Walnut 

Sealy  jr.  John,  halter  23  Commerce 

Sealy  Reuben,  wheelwright  94  Elm 

Sealy  Thomas,  hatter  40  Walnut 

Seaman  Benjamin,  harness  maker  27  Bruen 

Seaman  Eliza,  widow  of  Ephraim  nurse  84  Plane 

Seaman  Francis,  grinder  96  Quarry 

Seaman  Tobias  t).  Souih  Ward  Hotel  398  Broad 

Searfoss  Amos  H.  millwright  72  Bleeker 

Searing  Albert,  japanner  10  Nuttman 

Searing  Jacob,  baker  83  Broad 

Searing  James,  mill  7  Nuttman  h.  188  Warren 

Searing  John,  City  Marshall  71  Bank 

Searing  John  D.  sash  and  blind  84  Academy 

Searing  Jonas,  clerk  188  Warren 

Searing  Leander,  engineer  9  Ailing 

Searing  Oliver  W.  jeweler  9  Fair 

Searing  Simon,  floar  merchant  13  Fulton 

Searle  William  C.  paper  stainer  107  Commerce 

Searles  Isaac,  machinist  440  High 

Searles  James  J.  grinder  rear  12  Fair 

Searles  William  N.  66  Bleeker 

Sears  George  B.  teacher  250  High 

Seaton  Horace,  lace  store  260  and  354  Broad 

Sedgwick  John,  438  Broad 

Segeman  Phillip,  laborer  17  Plume 

Segeman  Jr.  Phillip,  tailor  17  Plume 

Segrove  Christopher,  tailor  40  Plane 

Seib  John,  gardener  21  Oxford 

SeidbertC   hatter  168  Mulberry 

Seigler  Eldon,  frame  maker  59  Commerce 

Seipel  John,  baker  71  Mercer 

Seitz  Charles,  hatter  19  Ward 

Seitz  William,  jeweler  19  Ward 

Sekadz  Ludwig,  box  maker  96  Market 

Selfridge  Susan,  widow  of  Robert  tailoress  26  Quarry 

Selby  William,  hatter  69  Orange 

Senez  Dominic,  pastor  St,  Patrick's  chh.  76  Washington 

Sessing  John  Augustus,  122  Congress 

Severance  Erastus,  cordwainer  76  Academy 

Sexton  I'.  E.  teacher  35  Bridge 

Sexton  Matthew,  box  maker  7  Division  Place 


NEWARK    DIRECTORY.  1229 

Seymour  Catharine,  widow  of  James  W.  61  Mechanic 
Seymour  Mary  Ann,  widow  of  Samuel  6  James 
Seymour  John,  61  Mechanic 
Sha  Patrick,  switch  tender  9  Ailing 
Shaarin  Simon,  laborer  65  Jefferson 
Shafer  Charles,  jeweler  21  Prince 
Shafer  Frederick,  tailor  264  Bank 
Shafer  Henry,  jeweler  6  Cammack's  Alley 
Shafer  Jacob,  tailor  19  Parker 
Shafer  Stephen,  herbs  &c.  186  Market  h.  15  State 
Shaff  John  W.  California  189  Washington 
Shaffray  Owen,  laborer  198  South  Market 
Shamb  John,  tailor  34  South  Canal 
Shanley  Michael,  hat  mfr.  rear  8h  Green  h.  15  Church 
Shanley  «Sr  Co.  Michael,  halters  rear  8§  Green 
Shannon  Donald,  carpenter  65  West 
Shannon  Michael,  mason  139  Plane 
Shannon  Thomas,  laborer  30  Norfolk 
Shaper  Frederick,  mason  36  Bellemont  avenue 
Sharp  Alpheus,  saddler  74  Bank 
Sharp  Henry,  machinist  35  Bridge 
Sharp  John,  carman  2  Quarry 

Sharp  Thomas,  coach  trimmer  76  Mulberry  h.48  Lawrence 
Sharp  William,  shoemaker  13  New 
Sharpe  Mrs.  A.  French  corset  maker  204  h.  200  Broad 
SharpeChas.  W.  ornamental  painter  200  Broad 
Shaurar  Oliver,  carpenter  38  Jones 
Shavlin  Patriclt,  shoemaker  17  Sheffield 
Shaw  Arnold,  patent  leather  95  Catharine 
Shaw  Daniel,  tailor  rear  531  Ferry 
Shaw  Eleanor,  thread  and  needle  store  90  (Quarry 
Shaw  Isaac  V.  builder  30  Adams 
Shaw  James,  saw  sets  16  Summit 
Shaw  Robert,  body  maker  II  Maiden  Lane 
Shaw  William  M.  paper  hangings  38  S.Market  h.  39  Bank 
Shawolf  Frederick,  boatman  Bellemont  ave.  n.  Kinney 
Shay  John,  laborer  rear  22  North  Prospect 
Shay  Robert,  currier  11  Catharine 
Shearer  Electa,  widow  of  James  112  Bank 
Sheehan  P.  E.  m.  d   66  New 
Sheek  Christian,  carpenter  Parker 
Sheeran  Ann,  widow  of  Frederick  53  Crane 
Sheeran  Thomas,  laborer  198  Bank 
Sheets  Charles,  cooper  2  Quarry 
Sheller  John,  jeweler  6  Beach 
Shelling  Adam,  cooper  9  Hal«ey'8  Court 
Shepherd  Benjamin,  8  Parker 
Shepherd  David,  oyster  dealer  8  Parker 
20 


230  PIERSON'S 

Shepherd  Frederick,  mason  Kinney  c.  Belleraont  Ave. 

Shepherd  Jacob,  laborer  14  Parker 

Shepherd  Jonas,  fisherman  16  Parker 

Shepherd  Peter,  Kinney  c.  Broom 

Shepherd  William,  228*  Plane 

Shepherd  William  A.  clerk  248  Broad  r.  14  Park 

Sheriden  Edward,  shoemaker  21  Rankin 

Sheriden  Manuel,  shoemaker  and  grocer  62  Plane 

Sheriden  Thomas,  shoemaker  99  Bruen 

Sherlock  John,  coachmaker  10  Mulberry 

Sherman  Abraham  H.  att'v  at  law  115  Market  h.  14  Oak 

Sherman  Alvah,  Library  Hall  h.  Clinlon,  N^  J. 

Sherman  Amos,  cloth  cutter  133  Market  r.  17  Commerce 

Sherman  Charles  A.  sec.  Clinton  Ins.  Co.  r.  356  Broad 

Sherman  Charles  F.  merchant  N.  Orleans  17  Commerce 

Sherman  Harriet,  dressmaker  18  Broad 

Sherman  Joseph,  patent  leather  and  grocer   Newark   c. 

Sussex  Avenue. 
Sherman  Miranda,  patent  leather  lp7  Orange 
Sherman  William  W.  clerk  post  office  h.  14  Fulton 
Sherriff  Job,  coach  furniture  rear  23Ward 
Sherry  Francis,  patent  leather  150  Lock 
Sherry  Patrick,  laborer  1  North  Broad 

Sherwood ,  widow  of  George  D.  109  Market 

Sherwood  Lucretia,  widow  4  Garden 

Sherwood  Stephen,  cloth  cutter  lO  Columbia 

Sherwood  William  L.  80  River 

Shevlin  Patrick,  laborer  168  Bank 

Shields  George,  laborer  210  Elm 

Shields  Patrick,  shoemaker  621  High 

Shields  Rebecca,  widow  of  Christopher  124  Plane 

Shieling  J.  Frederick,  shoemaker  116  Newark 

ShifFer  William  H.  currier  at  Simpson's 

Shilliday  John,  master  mason  26  Bleeker 

Shinkwin  Austin,  85  Bleeker 

Shipley  Amos,  plated  metal  67  Catharine 

Shipley  Hannah,  dress  maker  39  Academy 

Shipley  Joseph,  machinist  75  Catharine 

Shipman  Alexander,  rod  maker  85  Mulberry 

Shipman  Caleb  H.  hat  dealer  130  Maiden  Lane,  N.  Y.  h. 

23  Park 
Shipman  Charles  T.  grocer  169  h.  229  Market 
Shipman  &  Co.  C.  T.  grocers  169  Market 
Shipman  Geo.  E.  merchant  c.  Liberty  cj-  Broadway,  N.  Y. 
Shipman  Horace,  currier  98  Market 
Shipman  Joseph,  clerk  151  r.  229  Market 
Shipman  Josiah,  shoemaker  77  Catharine 
Shipway  Ann,  wid.of  Thos.porter  and  ale  brewer  86Mulby 
Shires  Samuel,  file  cutter  58  Court 


NEWARK    DIRECTORY.  28i 

Shirreff  Charles,  hair  seat  manuf.  14  h.  3  McWhorler 

ShirrefF  William,  hair  seat  manuf  14  h.  3  McWhorter 

Shirreff  W.  &  C.  hair  seat  manufacturers  14  McWhorter 

Shirryd  Thomas,  malleable  iron  306  Market 

Shmalts  Michael,  shoemaker  44  Mulberry 

Shnabel  George,  tailor  49  Jones 

Shelter  Henry,  scourer  11  Lumber 

Shook  William  H.  196  Market 

Shop  Peter,  shoemaker  37  Prince 

Shoppy  John,  book  keeper  615  Broad 

Shoppy  William,  blacksmith  25  Broad 

Short  William,  laborer  65  Boston 

Shotwell  Daniel,  halter  17  Jefferson 

Shove  William,  366  Broad 

Shoveland  Patrick,  shoemaker  203  Railroad  avenue 

Shoyer  Henry,  tailor  Ui  Plane 

Shrader  Henry,  tailor  223  Bank 

Shrag  P.  architect  I  Washington  Hall 

Shrenlon  Daniel,  carpenter  65  West 

Shubert  Nicholas,  carman  28  Prince 

Shugard  Henry,  harness  maker  226  Broad 

Shugard  Mrs.  H,  millinery  store  226  Broad 

Shugard  Samuel,  hi  mess  maker  371  h.  371  Broad 

Shugard  William,  harness  manufacturer  371  h.  423  Broad 

Shuler  John,  locksmith  131  Plane 

Shuler  Joseph,  gardner  17  Plume 

Shultz  Deborah,  widow  of  Benj.  S.  boarding  h.  94  Market 

Shuort  Rebecca,  widow  of  Charles  31  Kinney 

Shute  James  W.  carpenter  105  South  Prospect 

Sickles  Abraham,  house  smith  27  Ward 

Sickles  Abraham  V.  cutter  31   Nesbitt 

Sickles  George  G.  refectory  278  Market  h.  33  Ward 

Sickles  George  L.  33  Ward 

Siddall  William,  cutter  24  Sheffield 

Sidels  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John  7  North  Canal 

Siebert  George  T.  tailor  49  Fair 

Siedz  John,  basket  maker  45  Parker 

Siepert  Henry,  locksmith  124  Washington 

Sigler  Alfred  J.  !0  Ward 

Sigler  Ann,  widow  of  Moses  tailoress  41  Orchard 

Sigler  Charles,  wheelwright  20  Columbia 

Sigler  Elden  H.  looking  glass  m.  204  Market  h.  59  Com- 

Sigler  Euphemia,  tailoress  17  Kinney 

Sigler  George  W.  trimmer  24  Cottage 

Sigmond  John,  currier  119  Lock 

Sikenger  Gottlieb,  carpenter  63  Mercer 

Silver  Martin,  23  Garden 

Silverthorne  James,  segar  maker  7  Halsey's  Court 

Silverthorne  William,  laborer  7  Halsey's  Court 


232  fier9on'» 

Silvey  Edward,  grocer  18  h.  29b  Broad 

Silvey  James,  shoe  manuf.  94  Broad  h.  82  Spring 

Silvey  John  G.  inquire  at  82  Spring 

Silvey  William,  baker  18  Broad  h.  62  North  B»oad 

Simmall  William,  shoemaker  22  South 

Simmons  Sf  Brovrn,  milliners  343  Broad  c  Fair 

Simmons  Hannah,  vsridow  of  John  15  WasliingtoA 

Simon  John,  tailor  144  Court 

Simon  John  K.  cutter  22  South  Essex 

Simonson  Abraham,  blacksmith  108  Plane 

Simonaon  John  W.  plater  rear  43  Monroe 

Simonson  Stci>hen,  coach  trimmer  16  Liberty 

Simpson  Alexander,  boatman  8  Cross 

Simpson  Jr.  Alexander,  boatman  8  Cross 

Simpson  Eliza  M.  widow  of  Jerome  196  Market 

Simpson  Ferdinand,  quarry  man  700  Broad 

Simpson  George,  (col'd)  16  Academy 

Simpson  James,  boatman  8  Cross 

Simpson  John  K.  patent  leather  154  River  h.  4  S.  Bridge 

Simpson  John  W.  patent  leather  154  River  h.  1  Lui»ber 

Simpson  Thomas,  laborer  24  Broad 

Simpson  William  M.  house  furni-shing  166    Broad 

Sims  John,  »aw  filer  65  River 

Sims  Lindsley  D.  clerk  custom  house  IS  Shipman 

Sims  Samuel,  carpenter  44  Broad 

Sinclaire  William,  (col'd)  coachman  3  Crane's  Basin 

Sindle  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Christopher  30  Quarry 

Sindle  Henry,  carpenter  31  Arch 

Singleton  Richard,  cabinet  maker  110  Oliver 

Sip  Cornelius,  41  Lawrence 

Sip  Henty  P.  blacksmith  52  Crane 

Sip  John,  cabinet  maker  9  Centre 

Sip  Thomas,  (col'd)  I'l  Pearl 

Sip  William,  blacksmith  20  Broad 

Sippel  &  Cune,  wood  and  ivory  turaer  rear  333  BroaiS 

Sisco  Peter  A.  refectory  7  Broad 

Sisserson  William,  silk  weaver  148  Bank 

Sivert  George  T.  tailor  49  Mulberry 

Skandall  John,  laborer  1  Halsey's  Alley 

Skanlin  Edward,  laborer  16  Parker 

Skehan  John,  shoemaker  37  Catharine 

Skinkle  Jacob,  grocer  341  Broad  c  Fait 

SkinnerMiss  Ann  M.  4  James 

Skinner  Miss  Angeline  C  4  James 

Skinner  Ford  C.  shoemaker  16  Kinney 

Skinner  Jonn  A.  merchant  686  Broad 

Slaight  Thomas,  lock  maker  135  Walnut  h.  194  Elte 

Slater  Edmund,  moulder  100  laness  c.  Newark 


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NEWARK    DIRECTORY.  235 

Slaler  William,  mason  109  Quarry 
Slaven  Bernard,  brass  finisher  163  Academy 
Sleight  Andrew,  tanner  76  Slate 
Slingerland  Henry,  steeple  painter  259  Plane 
Slingerland  James,  shoemaker  185  Washington 
Slingerland  John  M.  hatter  68  Congress 
Slingerland  Peter,  shoemaker  68  Congress 
Slingerland  William,  spoke  turner  68  Congress 
Slitty  Frederick,  potter  34  South  Canal 
Sloan  Thomas  J.  blacksmith  28  Quarry 
Slough  Jacob,  carpenter  19  South  Market 
Small  David  J.  printer  Daily  ofiice  h.  22  Church 
Small  George  D.  cadet  hotel  165  Broad 
Small  John  J.  coach  trimmer  24i  Plane 
Smeltz  George,  tailor  139  Court 
Smidi  Charles,  tailor  149  Academy 
Smidt  Ferdinand,  laborer  110  Springfield  avenue 
Smillies  Robert  L.  6  Liberty 
Smith  Aaron  D.  clerk  123  Union 
Smith  Aaron  V.  carpenter  3  Green 
Smith  Abby,  widov/  of  William  105  Washington 
Smith  Abby  B.  widow  of  Isaac  A.  14  Kinney 
Smith  Abraham,  mason  178  Mulberry 
Smith  Adam,  tailor  170  Court 
Smith  Alphonso  P.  199  Plane 
Smith  Andrew,  grocer  38  North  Prospect 
Smith  Andrew,  justice  of  peace  Lodi  nursery 
Smith  Anson,  coach  maker  47  Fair 
Smith  Anthony,  shoemaker  Grand  c.  S.  Orange  avenue 
Smith  Anthony,  currier  39  Mechanic 
Smith  Ashbel,  shoemaker  58  Catharine 
Smith  Augustus,  jeweler  72  Court 
Smith  Bartholomew,  49  Jefferson 
Smith  Benjamin,  grocer  278  Plane  b.  57  Court 
Smith  Brien,  laborer  47  Academy 
Smith  Cadwallader  D.  carpenter  45  Bank 
Smith  Casper,  oiled  silk  90  Warren 
Smith  Charles,  seaman  63  Inness 
Smith  Charles,  wheelwright  rear  h.  32  Springfield  ave. 
Smith  Charles,  hatter  I  Halsey's  Court 
Smith  Charles,  shoemaker  107  Commerce 
Smith  Charles  O.  hatter  rear  12  Mercer 
Smith  Charles  S.  mason  37  Thomas 
Smith  Christopher,  tailor  260  Bank 
Smith  Christopher,  3  Washington  Place 
Smith  Daniel  R.  contractor  48  Church 
Smith  David,  dry  goods  274  Broad  h.  6  Cedar 
Smith  &  Son  D.  dry  goods  274  Broad 

20* 


234  Flb^RSON's 

Smith  David,  blacksmith  54  Walnut 

Smith  David,  paper  and  periodical  agent  20  AHiirg 

Smith  David  W.  dry  goods  274  Broad  h.  6  Cedar 

Smith  Edward,  tailor  47  Orchard 

Smith  Edward  D.  G.  m   d.  253  Broad 

Smith  Elijah,  (col'd)  gardener  85  or  8  Union 

Smith  Eliphalet  C.  furniture  245  Broad  h.  45  Smith 

Smith  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Abraham  57  Commerce 

Smith  Eva,  448  High 

Smith  Evelina  P  teacher  Wesleyan  Institute  251  High 

Smith  Fitch,  Derby  Birmingham  Conn. 

Smith  Francis,  laborer  84  River 

Smith  Frederick,  clerk  48  Court 

Smith  PredericU  H.  sec'y.  N.  J.  Insurance  Co.  273  Broad 

Smith  G(5orge,  laborer  108  South  Orange  avenue 

Smith  George,  boot  maker  41  Boyden 

Smith  Hammond,  cylinder  maker  2  Stone 

Smith  Hannah  E.  68  Bank 

Smith  Harriet  E.  widow  of  Peter  P.  14  East  Kinney 

Smith  Henry,  laborer  8  Halsey's  Alley 

Smith  Henry,  rule  maker  23  Plume 

Smith  Henry,  shoemaker  68  Congress 

Smith  Henry,  (col'd)  waiter  256  Broad 

Smith  Horace  H.  boatman  l8  Summit 

Smith  Isaiah,  contractor  58  Columbia 

Smith  Jacob  S.  attorney  at  law  151  Market 

Smith  James,  tailor  17  Commerce 

Smith  James,  currier  155  Plane 

Smith  James,  laborer  96  Rivtr 

Smith  James,  laborer  52  Plane 

Smith  James,  laborer  rear  4  Abel 

Smith  James,  nursery  Hudson  co.  n.  Newark  Bridge 

Smith  James,  painter  178  Walnut 

Smilh  James,  California  49  Church 

Smith  James,  Iruit  store  19  Mulberry 

Smith  James,  shoemaker  125  Broad 

Smith  James,  laborer  555  High 

Smilh  James  M.  shoemaker  32  Bleeker 

Smith  James  R.  machinist  356  High 

Smith  James  R.  express  62  Court 

Smith  John,  shoemaker  123  Sheffield 

Smith  John,  gardener  below  old  foundry  740  Ferry 

Smilh  John,  book  binder  U  Commerce  h.  6  Academy 

Smith  Julia,  widow  of  James  C.  11.  131  Broad 

Smith  Jonas,  mason  31  Bruen 

Smilh  Joseph,  laborer  21  Somerset 

Smilh  Joseph,  butcher  29  Plume 

Smilh  J.  Sandford,  teacher  21  Fairh.  28  Elm 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  5^ 

Smith  Lavina,  widow  81  South  Broad 

Smith  Lawrence,  tailor  5  Pierson's  Alley 

Smith  Lea,  plater  92  Mulberry 

Smith  Lyndon  A.  m.  d.  253  Broad 

Smith  Maria  Ann,  widow  of  Hanford  3  Washington  place 

Smith  Mary,  widow  of  Samuel  P.  37  Thomas 

Smith  Mary,  195  Court 

Smith  Mary,  widow  of  Andrew  28  Montgomery 

Smith  Miss  Mary  E.  17  Bleaker 

Smith  Mary  M.  widow  of  Joseph  G.  7  Green 

Smith  Matthew,  laborer  72  Catharine 

Smith  Matthew,  laborer  ll5  Sheffield. 

Smith  Major,  (col'd)  whitewasher  2B  River 

Smith  Michael,  laborer  198  Plane 

Smith  Michael,  helper  174  Plane 

Smith  Michael,  tailor  196  Plane 

Smith  Nicholas,  laborer  39  Broom 

Smith  Oliver  R,  constable  242  Market  c.  Ward 

Smith  Patrick,  currier  23  Augusta 

Smith  Patrick,  contractor  139  Quarry 
Smith  Patrick,  livery  stable  12  William 

Smith  Patrick,  laborer  160  Ferry 

Smith  Peter,  laborer  8  North  Lawrence 

Smith  Phebe,  widow  of  Moses  60  Warren 

Smith  Phillip,  laborer  3  Pierson's  Alley 

Smith  Phillip  W,  furniture  dealer  224j"Bd.  h.  238  Market 

Smith  &  Randall,  furniture  dealers  245  Broad 

Smith  Richard,  watch  maker  268  r.  366  Broad 

Smith  Richard,  umbrella  maker  12  South  Market 

Smith  Robert  B.  hatter  41  Boston 

Smith  Samuel,  shoemaker  6  Catharine 

Smith  Samuel,  coal  dealer  Plane  c.  Academy  h.  356  High 

Smith  Samuel,  (col'd)  grocer  18j  Academy 

Smith  Samuel  P.  varnish  239  Mulberry  h.  18  S.  Broad 

Smith  Sidney,  hatter  38  Warren 

Smith  Susan,  widow  of  James  P.  51  Bank 

Smith  Sydney  R.  California  h.  356  High 

Smith  Sylvester,  laborer  70  South 

Smith  Thaddeus,  clerk  153  Mulberry 

Smith  Thomas,  blacksmith  300  h-  3o4  Market 

Smith  Thomas,  laborer  70  Pennington 

Smith  Thomas,  waiter  356  Broad 

Smith  Thomas  E.  printer  24  South  Canal 

Smith  Thomas  K.  (col'd)  laborer  167  Court 

Smith  Walter,  ice  dealer  60  Columbia 

Smith  William,  laborer  33  North  Broad 

Smith  William  B.  grocer  35  Market  h.  15  Grove 

Smith  William  G.  cooper  21  Broad  h.  10  Webster 


236  FIERSON^S 

Smith  William  G.  baker  34  Catharine 

Smith  William  H.  turner  89  State 

Smith  William  J.  harness  maker  7  Green 

Smith  William  R.  book  binder  68  Upper  Jefferson 

Smith,  Wright  «&  Co.  saddle  and  harness  manufacturers 

106  River  c.  Centre 
Smock  Anthony,  (col'd)  17  Springfield  avenue 
Snape  Samuel,  chair  maker  Boyden  n.  Orange 
Snape  Samuel,  chair  maker  foot  East  Kinney 
Snedecor  John  I-  moulder  567  Broad 
Snedecor  Oliver,  680  Broad 
Snover  Ira,  carpenter  7  Pennsylvania  avenue 
Snover  Isaac  L.  carpenter  7  Pennsylvania  avenue 
Snow  Alpheus,  shoemaker  16  Thomas 
Snow  Caleb,  carpenter  4  King 
Snow  Doan,  lace  weaver  1  Fair  h.  36  Church 
Snyder  Daniel,  shoemaker  68  South 
Snyder  David,  tailor  ll5  Springfield  avenue 
Snyder  Garret,  carpenter  607  High 
Snyder  Henry,  farmer  262  Bank 
Snyder  Isaac  H-  livery  stable  8  Fair  h.  1  Hamilton 
Snyder  Isaac  P.  shoe  manufacturer  32  Ward 
Snyder  James,  ship  carpenter  30  South  Market 
Snyder  John,  Park  house  Orange 
Snyder  John,  28  Grand 
Snyder  John  A.  hotel  Aquackanonck 
Snyder  Matthias,  shoemaker  96  Quarry 
Snyder  Matthias,  shoemaker  22  Broom 
Snyder  Simon  J.  engineerJ  C.  Heartt  24  Bridge 
Sode  Adam,  shoemaker  30  Fair 
Soden  John  D.  saddler  40  North  Canal 
Soden  Mary,  widow  of  Thomas  20  Drift 
Soden  Paul,  saddler  35  South  Essex 
Soden  Samuel  B.  carpenter  46  Fair 
Sofield  David,  blacksmith  360  High  c.  Inclined  Plane 
Sofield  Randolph,  iron  turner  60  h,  51  Hamilton 
Sohl  Adam,  currier  112  William 
Sole  Lewis  B.  book  bmder  77  Union 
Sole  Robert,  accountant  77  Union 
Solis  Richard,  suspender  maker  20  State 
Solomon  Henry,  builder  38  Kinney 

Sommer  George,  lock  manufacturer  50  Mech.  h.  16  Ward 
Sommer  Joseph,  cabinet  maker  71  Mulberry 
Sommer  Max  M.  accountant  6  Franklin  r.  382  Broad 
Sommer  Walter,  cabinet  maker  222  Market  h.  101  Church 
Sona  Matthias,  laborer  31  Van  Buren 
Sonia  Jacob,  tailor  310  Washington 
Sonnekalb  Frederick,  saddler  8  Shipman 


NEWARK    DIRECTORY.  287 

Sonner  Peter,  hatter  57  Walnut 

Soper  Isaac,  mason  17  Green 

Soper  Laingf,  coach  maker  232  Plane 

Sourwine  Christian,  harness  maker  1  Nichols'  Court 

Southard  &  Collyer,  coach  smiths  at  Quinby's 

Southard  Henry  L.  civil  engineer  36  Broad 

Southard  James  W.  constable  85  Commerce 

Southard  Robert  F.  sawyer  107  Elm 

Southard  Rev.  Samuel  L.  Rector  House  of  Praver  36  Bd. 

Southard  Samuel  R.  coach  smith  29  Columbia^ 

Sovereign  Rev.  Thomas,  Presiding  elder  65  Bleeker 

Sparks  Hervey,  California  148  Broad 

Sparrow ,  trimmer  2  Liberty 

Spath  John  P.  shoemaker  4  Academy 

Speer  Charles  H.  grocer  234  Broad 

Speer  Cornelius,  shoemaker  2  Warren 

Speer  Edwin,  grocer  234  Broad  h.  24  Boudinot 

Speer  E.  &  C.  H.  grocers  234  Broad 

Speer  Henry,  hatter  9  Cottage 

Speer  Jacob,  clerk  Centre  Market  h.  234  Broad 

Speer  James,  mason  7  Boyden 

Speer  John,  potter  54  Broad 

Speer  John  C.  provisions  40  Bleeker 

Speer  Thomas,  watch  maker  200  Broad  h.  85  Halsey 

Speer  Walter,  carpenter  83  Plane 

Speer  Zenas,  carpenter  5  Kinney 

Spencer  George  M.  coach  manufr.  325  Broad  h.  9   Smith 

Spicer  Lewis,  carpenter  156  Thomas  n.  Goble 

Spicer  Yeoman,  shoemaker  23  Kinney 

Spinning  Benjamin,  trunk  maker  196  Washington 

Spinning  Charles,  carpenter  22  Franklin 

Spinning  Hannah,  226  Plane 

Spinning  Jonathan,  22  Franklin 

Sprawl  Hamlet,  saddler  478  Broad 

Spriggs  A.  Russel,  Expr  Newark  &  New  York  110  New 

Sproston  John,  hatter  9  Franklin 

Spry  Thomas  A.  tailor  86  Mulberry 

Squier  George,  cigar  maker  6l  Green 

Squier  George  W.  carpenter  122  Summit 

Squier  Henry  L.  tin  smith  115  Broad 

Squier  Joseph  B.  hatter  31  Court 

Squier  Levi  J.  tinner  68  Congress 

Squier  Sophia,  widow  of  Amos  10  Kinney 

Squier  Stevens,  coach  maker  49  Lawrence 

Staats  John,  clerk  stale  Bank  r.  196  Market 

Staats  John,  shoemaker  40  Parker 

Stabener  Frederick,  box  maker  33  North  Canal 

Stableton  Johni  blacksmith  11  East  Fair 


238  pierson's 

Stackhouse  Abner  T.  plater  8  Lawrence  h.  74  Elm 
Stackhouse  John,  mason  31  Goble 
Stackhouse  John  R.  coach  painter  14  Blm 
Stackhouse  Julia,  dress  maker  12  Walnut 
Stackhouse  Thomas,  shoemaker  12  Walnut 
Stafford  Thomas,  laborer  8  Van  Buren 
Stager  Abraham,  tailor  23  i  Broad 
Stager  Jesse,  ship  carpenter  10  Plane 
Stagg  Saj^h  V.  widow  of  Abraham  80  Bank 
Staginni^ohn,  hatter  170  Broad 
Stagner  John,  japanner  109  William 
Stagner  Joseph,  cooper  36  Jones 
Stagner  Lawrence,  patent  leather  237  Washington 
Stahl  Chilion,  varnisher  40  Jones 
Stahl  Edwin,  jeweler  East  Green  c  McWhorter 
Stahl  Ernest,  cabinet  maker  135  Plane 
Stahl  Ernestine,  widow  of  Ernest  grocer  98  East  Green 
Stahl  Ludwig,  jeweler  98  East  Green 
Stahlin  Christian,  shoemaker  6  Commerce 
Stainsby  Benjamin,  fancy  store  187  Market 
Stainsby  Joseph,  blacksmith  30  Kinney 
Stainsby  Mark,  r.  s.  of  u.  a.  o  of  D.  216  Broad 
Stainsby  William,  halter  45  Upper  Jefferson 
Stanford  Christian,  109  River 

Stanford  David,  cutter  184  Broad  h.  26  Bruen  c.  Green 
Stanford  Edward  V.  175  Broad 
Stanley  George,  hatter  14  S  pruce 
Stanley  James,  hatler  28  Fair 
Stanley  John  D.  carriage  maker  24  Liberty 
Stanly  William,  75  Catharine 
Stanton  George,  pyrotechnist  Camptown  road 
Stanton  Richard,  pyrotechnist  21  Congress 
Starbuck  Francis,  painter  and  glazier  573  Broad 
Starbuck  jr.  Francis  A.  printer  Mercury  oflBce  r.  573  Broad 
Starbuck  George  N.  tailor  573  Broad 
Starkweather  Henry,  cigar  maker  338  Broad 
Starkweather  Mrs.  milliner  338  Broad 
Starkweather  William,  boarding  house  11  Fair 
Starr  Benedict,  teacher  Wesleyan  Institute  244  High 
Starr  Eliakim  B.  jeweler  103  Catharine 
Starr  Samuel  R.  plater  10  Lawrence  h.  19  Boudinot 
Starr  Walter  L.  plater  10  Lawrence  h.  19  Boudinot 
Starrs  Michael,  grocer  75  Academy 
Starrs  Sarah,  widow  of  William  75  Academy 
.  State  Bernard,  laborer  14  Ridge 
State  Street  Lecture  room  579  High  c.  Plume 
Statia  Isaac,  (col'd)  barber  43  Market  h.  11  Pearl 
Stayner  Henry,  clerk  9  Franklin 


NEWARK   DIRECTORY.  239 

Stayner  John,  198  Market 

Stayner  Thomas,  clerk  198  Market 

Stearns  Rev.  Jonathan  F.  pastor  1st  chh.  h.  108  Mulberry 

Stearns  Thomas  W.  blacksmith  1  Bleeker 

Stedich  Wm.  surgical  instrument  maker  85  Quarry 

Steeker  Henry,  tailor  26  Springfield  avenue 

Steel  Barney,  tailor  50  Montgomery 

Steel  Michael,  tailor  5 1  Montgomery 

Steel  Valentine,  tailor  51  Montgomery 

Steel  Watson,  jeweler  38  Church  • 

Steel  Wesley,  jeweler  38  Church 

Steeple  George,  shoemaker  172  Walnut 

Steels  Conrad,  tailor  37  Longworih 

StegmuUer  Frederick,  fancy  box  maker  63  N.  Canal 

Stegner  Lawrence,  patent  leather  237  Washington 

Stehe  Gustav.  jeweler  11  New  York 

Steinborch  Joseph,  tailor  37  Jones 

Steinhausen  Rudolph,  spice  shop  45  Mulberry 

Steinmitz  Charles,  locksmith  9  Liberty 

Stem  Thomas,  merchant  Binghampton,  N-  Y. 

Stengel  Christian,  currier  184  Plane 

Stephens,  Condit  &  Co.  forwarding  merchants  and  packet 

owners,  Centre  Wharf 
Stephens  John  H.  merchant  164  h.  158  Broad 
Stephens  &  Co.  John  H  merchants  164  Broad 
Stephens  Thomas  H.  law  student  158  Broad 
Sterling  Anthony,  laborer  236  Washington 
Sterling  &  Co,  Charles,  clothiers.  &c.  79  Market 
Sterling  Henry  M.  seaman  14  North  Prospect 
Sterling  Lawrence,  harness  maker  236  Washington 
Sterling  Lawrence,  patent  leather  2  Stephens'  Court 
Sterling  Morand,  harness  maker  99  William 
Stern  Jacob,  clothes  store  96  Broad 
Stern  L.  2nd  hand  clothing  6  Commerce 
Sterrett  Robert,  brewer  5l4  h.  503  High 
Sterrett  Robert  H.  saddler  39  Fair 
Stevely  William,  cabinet  maker  18  South  Canal 
Stevelitz  Harmon,  chair  maker  65  Parker 
Stevens  Charles,  tailor  376  Broad 
Stevens  Elizabeth,  widow  of  William  7  Court 
Stevens  Hiram,  near  foot  Ferry 
Stevens  John,  spike  Factory  43  Lawrence 
Stevens  Jonathan,  marble  cutter  76  Broad  h.  15  Wash'n. 
Stevens  Joseph,  foot  Ferry 
Stevens  Joseph,  hatter  201  Orange 
Stevens  Nancy,  widow  of  Charles  T.  22  Franklin 
Stevens  Nicholas,  (col'd)  oysters  128  B'd  h.  32  D.  Place 
Stevens  Robert,  Oak  Hall  Court  rear  276  Broad 


240  PIERSON^S 

Stevenson  &  Douglass,  coal  dealers  17  East  River 

Stevenson  Falkenburg,  coal  yard  17  h.  11  East  River 

Stevenson  George  W.  coach  blind  maker  9  Liberty 

Stevenson  James,  saddler  87  Commerce 

Stevenson  John,  24  Liberty 

Stevenson  Samuel,  grocer  I26i  Broad  h.  16  Bleeker 

Stevenson  Thomas,  painter  22  East  River 

Stevenson  Thomas  C.  grocer  126J  Broad  h.  16  Bleeker 

Stevenson  Willet,  butcher  165  South  Broad 

Stewart  Charles  E.  restaurant  356  Broad 

Stewart  Daniel  S.  tailor  1  Commerce  h.  11  Summit 

Stewart  Edward,  restaurant  356  Broad 

Stewart  &  Son  E.  restaurant  356  Broad 

Stewart  Henry,  laborer  7  Broad 

Stewart  Grover  C.  foreman  at  Hudson's  78  Bank 

Stewart  James  M.  saddler  24  Walnut 

Stewart  Jane,  widow^carpet  and  drapery  maker  78  Bank 

Stewart  John,  shoemaker  112  Mulberry 

Stewart  John  M.  japanner  160  Plane 

Stewart  Lawrence  H.  hattter  G7  Commerce 

Stewart  Louisa  Jane,  widow  of  John  30i  Hamilton 

Stewart  Mary,  widow  of  James  10  James 

Stewart  Robert,  blacksmith  7  Broad 

Stewart  William,  shoemaker  :^4  Broad 

Siicfbuld  Charles,  boarding  house  33  William 

Stick  Charles,  blacksmith  34  Walnut 

Stickles  Sarah,  curl  store  230  Broad 

Stierenger  Christopher,  shoe  store  348  Broad  h.  28  Wm. 

Stiff  William,  carpenter  17  State 

Stiger  Adam,  chair  maker  45  Spring 

Stiles  Albert,  shoemaker  244  Washington 

Stiles  Charles,  (col'd)  Prince 

Stiles  Ealhen.  patent  leather  255  Plane 

Stiles  Harriet,  68  Orleans 

Stiles  James,  brush  maker  Orange  n.  Newark 

Stiles  Moses,  drover  47  Sheffield 

Stiles  Samuel  M.  carpenter  2 1  South  Prospect 

Stillwell  David  W.  teamster  38  North  Canal 

Stillwell  Nicholas,  112  South  Prospect 

Stillwell  jr.  Nicholas,  sawyer  112  South  Prospect 

Stimis  Christopher,  carpenter  17  Cross 

Stimus  John  H.  trunk  rivets  146  Plane 

Stimus  Mary,  widow  of  John  H.  146  Plane 

Stinard  Benjamin  M.  wood  turner  enquire  40  Bleeker 

Stinard  Louisa,  widow  of  Phillip  73  River 

Stinbrener  George,  turner  51  Harrison 

Stirling  Walter  A.  Grace  Church  school  r.  382  Broad 

Stites  Benjamin,  grocer  368  Broad  c.  William 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  241 

Stites  Peter,  blacksmith  20  Plum 
Stites  Thomas  M.  cabinet  maker  8  South  Market 
Stivers  Arnold,  locksmith  12  h.  8  Hamilton 
Stiyler  Lorenzo,  4!  12  Washington 
St.  John  Burr,  tailor  177  Market 
St.  John  Nathan  O.  shoemaker  62  Court 
Stoaks  Thomas,  laborer  4  Summit 
Stockmar  Charles,  shoemaker  7  Liberty 
Stoddard  John,  141  Market  h.20  Boudinot 
Stoe  Isaac,  laborer  24  Lombardy 
'Stogdill  Montgomery,  shoemaker  1 1  Searing 

Stok ,  jeweler  43  William 

Stok  Albert,  shoemaker  '28  Prince 

Stokes  Rev.  Elwood  H.  pastor  Halaey-st.  chh.  92  Wash. 

Stoll  Anthony,  gardener  19  Prince 

StoUter  John,  farmer  Chatham  n.  Canal 

Stone  Lorenzo,  40  Front 

Stoneham  James,  boot  fitter  9  South  Canal 

Stoneham  Luke,  tailor,4.i  Union 

Stonelake  Henry,  tailor  5 1  South  Broad 

Stonelake  John,  tailor  13  Cedar 

Storms  Thomas,  chair  maker  112  Bank 

Btorr  Isaac,  15  Lawrence 

Storts  Thomas,  laborer  3  Church 

Stoudinger  George,  coal  mercbant  foot  Division  h.  2  B'd 

Stout  Andrew,  engineer  28  Lombardy 

Stout  Henry  K.  carman  I  South  Market 

Stout  John  H.  hatter  37  South  Canal 

Stout  Joseph  V.  D.  harness  maker  20  South  Market 

Stoutenburgh,  Day  Sf  Co    crockery,  carpet,  furniture  and 

house  lurnishing  warehouse  308  Broad 
Stoutenburgh  George,  198  Market 
Stoutenburgh  John,  grocer  54  Orange  c.  Broad 
Stoutenburgh  Robert  C.  mer't.  308  Broad  h.  198  Market 
Stoutenburgh  Jr.  Robert  C.  mer.  tailor  214  and  309  Broad 

h.  198  Market 
Straeb  John,  locksmith  14  Marshall 
Strach  Jacob,  varnisher  42  Congress 
Strohmeier  Francis,  turner  92  South  Orange  avenue 
Strawsel  Nicholas,  farmer  332  Washington 
Stratton  Benjamin,  machinist  46  Orange 
Stratton  Hetty,  nurse  2 1  Bank 
Streeder  Jacob  W.  potter  54  North  Canal 
Streeter  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Naphthali  134  Orange 
Slremmell  George,  carpenter  foot  Nichols 
Stringham  James,  charcoal  dealer  foot  of  Oliver 
Stringham  Lewis  D    blacUsmilh  146  Walnut 
Stripe  Catharine,  widow  of  John  7  Catharine 
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242  TiERSOw's 

Stroapart  John,  mason  10  West 
Stroub  Matthias,  blacksmith  87  Tichenor 
Stroud  Daniel,  boot  maker  30  Commerce 
Stroud  Jr.  Daniel,  dairyman  EUzabethlown  Road 
Struble  John,  teamster  53  Crane 

Stuble ,  blacksmith  230  Washington 

.Stable. Frederick,  shoemaker  237  Washington 

Stubley  William  G.  hatier  9  Green 

Stubley  Jr.  William  G.  hatter  9  Green 

Stucky  Jacob,  mer.  tailor  252  Broad  h.  11  Academy 

Studdilord  Amelias,  widow  of  Hkam  S^.  boarding  house 

184  IMarket 
Stumph  Phillip,  scourer  49  Ogden 
5tunbar  Michael,  carriage  maker  11  Plane 
Sturges  Aaron  B.  teamster  61  Washington 
Sturges  David  13.  plater  Inc.  Plane  h.  38  Commerce 
Sturges  Stephen  G.  plater  35  Mulberry  h.  10  Fulton 
Sturtevant  Eliza,  widow  of  Lewis  G.  9  State 
Stuvenford  Mrs.  26  William  , 

Stymits  James,  jeweler  33  Chestnut 
SuUard  Ephraim,  carman  New  above  Newark 
Sullivan  ]}arney,  quarryman  6  Parker 
Sullivan  Cornelius,  laborer  7  Durund 
Sullivan  Daniel,  mason  22  Halsey 
Sullivan  Jeremiah,  tailor  169  Orange  c.  Sheflfield 
Sullivan  Patrick,  laborer  12  North  Canal  . 
Sullivan  Stephen,  miller  688  Broad 
Sullivan  \^'iliiam,  shoemaker  38  North  Broad 
Summers  Adolph,  harness  maker  136  Commerce 
Summers  Georye,  locksmith  rear  IG  Ward 
Summers  Henry,  blacksmith  27  Broad 
Summers  James  M.  clerk  328  Broad  r.  65  S.  Broad 
Summers  Joseph,  locksmith  2iJ6  Washington 
Summers  Michael,  California  71  Lock 
Summers  Oswald,  locksmith  9  McWhorter 
Summers  Thomas,  California 
Summers  Thomas  J  shoemaker  65  South  Broad 
Summers  William,  jeweler  2  Liberty 
Surrogate's  Office,  Court  House 
Sulfin  Eliza,  widow  of  Daniel  19  Fulton 
Sutfin  John  M.  wheelwright  78  Academy 
Suiter  John,  watch  maker  GSi  Broad 
Sutton  Giles,  machinist  24  -Summit 
Sutton  John,  carpenter  29  Ward 
Sutton  John,'patent  leather  24  Halsey 
Swaffield  Robert,  clothier  186  Broad  h.  14  New 
Swaim  Ezra  B.  carpenter  17  Hleeker 
Swaim  Jacob,  japanner  70  Orleans 


NKWARK  DIRECTORY.  243' 

Swaim  John,  tailor  1  Stephens'  Court 

Swaim  Rhoda,  227  North  Broad 

Swaim  Stephen,  blacksmith  500  High 

Swain  Bryant,  11  Boudinot 

Swain  Phebe,  widow  of  Noah  11  Boudinot 

Swan  Jedidiah,  swan's  panacea  1  Pennsylvania  ave; 

Swan  John,  brewer  11  Lumber 

Swan'Levi  N.  blacksmith  12  Union 

Swan  iMargaret,  widow  of  John  J2  Union 

Swaney  James,  patent  leather  115  Broad 

Swanwick  Henry,  accountant  0  McWhorter 

Swartwout  Hiram,  butcher  68  Kinney 

Swartzwellder  Francis,  37  Lnngworth 

Swayze  Caroline,  widow  of  Jacob  rear  68  Kinney 

Swayze  Joseph  D.  clerk  rear  68  Kinney 

Swayze  Warren,  coach  trimmer  4  Camfield 

Sweasy  John  H.  mason  6  Beecher 

Sweasy  Joseph,  coal  dealer  10  Commercial  li.  61   Market 

Sweasy  Richard,  shoe  manufacturer  61  h.  59  Market 

Sweazy  Israel,  tailor  16  Fair 

Sweeney  Daniel,  grocer  T8  Orange 

Sweeney  Patrick,  laborer  4  Cross 

Sweeny  George,  refectory  8  Commerce 

Sweet  Jonathan  R.  m.  d    143  Mulberry 

Sweet  Phillip,  locksmith  34  Green 

Sweet  &  Robinson,  m.  d.'s  143  Mulberry 

Sweet  Thomas,  halter  17  Plane 

Swick  Richard,  machinist  48  South  Canal 

Swift  John,  trunk  maker  46  Bank 

Swift  Richard,  cooper  1  Halsey's  Court 

Swinerton  James,  ornamental  painter  33  Mulberry 

Sykes  Christian,  108  South 

Sykes  Lorenzo  A.  civil  engineer  40  Groves  N.  Y. 


Taft  Oliver,  114  Broad 

Taft  S.  P.  M.  D.  194  Broad  h.  110  Plane  ^ 

Tahrback"  Frederick,  jeweler  168  Mulberry  "': 

Tallman  Peter,  wheelwright  T  Bleeker 

Talmage  George  W.  carpenter  248  Plane 

Talmage  William  15.  harness  maker  10  Green 

Tamany  Hugh,  gardener  24  Mulberry 

Taney  Hugh,  tailor  26  Park  ^ 

Tappen  David,  mason  40  Point  Lane 

Tassing  Valentine,  laborer  34  Jones 

Tate  Catharine,  India  rubber  50  Plane  ^to^^lt^* 

Tauwalt  George,  grocer  46  Market  .JH^*^^^^" 


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244  piekson's 

Tauwalt  Henry  N.  shoemaker  14  Grand 

Tay  Jane,  widow  of  Joel  177  Washington 

Tay  William  S.  trunk  maker  DO  IJalsey 

Taylor  Abby,  widow  of  John  D.  22  Walnut 

Taylor  Alexander,  m.  d.  25!)  Broad  r.  1  Park  chh.  Place 

Taylor  Alvah  B.  hatter  Hedenberg's  h.  6  Centre 

Taylor  Andrew,  carpenter  442  Broad 

Taylor  Augustus  B.  harness  maker  73  Plane 

Taylor  Bowles,  hatter  3  Madison 

Taylor  &  Burr,  hatters  Hedenberg's  Incline  Plane 

Taylor  Charles,  patent  leather  4  West  Market  Place  h. 

S43High 
Taylor  Charles  iM.  shoemaker  21  Kinney 
Taylor  Charles  S.  coachsmilh  636  Broad 
Taylor  Eliza,  nurse  106  Academy 
Taylor  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John  52  New 
Taylor  Frnncis,  laborer  9  Adams 
Taylor  Francis,  quarryman  4  Quarry] 
Taylor  Frederick,  jeweler  34  Green 
Taylor  Geoige,  shoe  manufaclurer  448  Broad 
Taylor  George,  engineer  151  Quarry 
Taylor  George  E.  jeweler  36  Orchard 
Taylor  George  W.  truss  manuf.  N.  Y.  72  Kinney 
Taylor  Henrv,  drum  major  !16  Kinney 
Taylor  Henry,  clerk  200  Broad 
Taylor  Henry  D.  shoe  maker  96  William 
Taylor  Hermon  B.  12  Division 
Taylor  Israel  B.  19  Cross 
Taylor  James,  shoemaker  enquire  67  Catharine 
Taylor  James,  grocer  297  Market 
Taylor  James,  shoemaker  59  Washington 
Taylor  James  B.  prof,  of  music  8  Arch 
Taylor  James  S.  2l3  North  Broad 
Taylor  John,  president  old  bank  386  Broad 
Taylor  John,  stone  mason  681  High 
Taylor  John  B.  tinman  2  Liberty 
Taylor  John  M.  shoemaker  86  Kinney 
Taylor  John  R.  jeweler  14  Court 
Taylor  Joseph,  machinist  24  New 
Taylor  Joseph,  shoemaker  7  Springfield  avenue 
Taylor  Josiah,  blacksmith  20  William 
Taylor  Jotham,  last  maker  70  Kinney 
Taylor  Lewis, jeweler  275  High 
Taylor  Lewis,  trunk  maker  130  Kinney 
Taylor  Maria  W.  wi(iow  of  Sebastian  C.  73  Plane 
Taylor  Mary,  widow  of  John  jr.  14  Court 
Taylor  Mary  A.  hat  trimmer  279  High 
Taylor  Mendis,  tanner  4  Plane 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  245 

Taylor  Robert,  garrlener  Bank  n.  Wallace 

Taylor  Samuel,  carriage  maker  54  William 

Taylor  Samuel,  jeweler  lOJ  Liberty  or  Lafayette 

Taylor  William,  lailor  rear  238  Broad 

Taylor  William,  bridle  maker  enquire  22  Walnut 

Taylor  William,  (col'd)  mariner  143  Commerce 

Taylor  William,  currier  214   Washington 

Taylor  William  H   shoemaker  91  Kinney 

Taylor  William  H.  jeweler  177  Washington 

Taylor  William  R.  tin  manufr.  402  Broad  h.  29  Kinney 

Taylor  William  W.  furniture  dealer  336  h.  442  Broad 

Taylor  William  W.  m.  d.  259  Broad  r.  I  Park  Chh.  place 

Taynoi  John,  blacksmith,  31  Baldwin 

Teal  Gottlieb,  shoemaker  2  Nichols'  Court 

Teare  Phillip,  201  East  River 

Tearney  John,  patent  leather  Chatham  c.  New 

Teasman  John,  (col'd)  plane  maker  80  Catharine 

Teats  James,  clerk  3  Keen's  Court 

Teese  Conrad,  leather  merchant  Ifil  h.  178  Washington 

Teese  Fred.  H.  att.  and  couns.  at  law  150  Market  r.   178 

Washington 
Teese  Noble,  farmer  21  Augusta 
Teigei  Frederick,  machinist  267  Market 
Telegraph  Office,  305  Broad  (up  stairs) 
Temple  David,  morocco  dresser  155  Washington 
Temple  Sarah,  widow  of  Robert  IS  North  Broad 
Tench  George,  shoemaker  91  Tichenor 
Terhune  Albert,  64  Bleeker 
Terhune  Albert,  shoemaker  114  Academy 
Terhune  Albert  H.  hatter  77  Bleeker 
Terhune  Ann,  widow  of  David  13  Lafayette 
Terhune  James,  shoe  manufr.  206  Plane 
Terhune  James  J.  shoe  manufr.  in  Country 
Terhune  John,  shoe  manuf.  208  Broad  h.  202  Plane 
Terhune  John  \.  shoemaker  19  Catharine 
Terhune  John  W.  shoe  manuf  142  Market  h.  18  Commerce 
Terhune  Richard,  clerk  202  Plane 
'I'erhune  Richard,  shoemaker  206  Plane 
Tterhune  Richard  A,  carpenter  114  Academy 
Terhune  William,  shoe  manufr.  142  Market  h.  50  Williana-- 
Terhune  jr.  William,  saddler  248  Broad 
Ternay  James,  boi'er  maker  68  Catharine 
Terrell  Bryant  D.  harness  maker  412  Broad 
Terrell  Calvin,  shoemaker  rear  12  Fair 
Terrell  Daniel  D.  watch  case  maker  11  Cottage 
Terrell  Luther  L.  saddler  412  Broad 
Terrell  Phebe,  widow  of  John  tailoress  ll  Cottage 
Terrell  Susan  C.  11  Cottage 
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246  pierson's 

Terrell  William,  trimmer  13  East  Kinney 

Terrell  William,  (col'd)  37  Garden 

Terry  Alvah.  hub  factory  139  Kinney 

Terry  Ebenezer,  (colVJ)  teamster  3l0  High 

Terry  &  Co.  James,  travelling  bag  frames  Ham.  c.  Bruen 

Terry  Susan,  (col'd)  washerwoman  rear  8  Green 

Terry  Thomas  M,  hat  manufacturer  14  William 

Tey  Patrick,  laborer  140  Chestnut 

Tharp  Moses,  carpenter  103  McWhorter 

Tharp  Samuel  W.  builder  21  h.  6  Marshall 

Thatcher  John,  constable  63  Kinney 

Thayer  Caleb,  painter  and  glazier  56  Mulberry 

Thayer  Mrs.  R.  M.  corset  maker  56  Mulberry 

Thayer  Obadiah,  70  Washington 

Thierne  Frederick,  tailor  16  Spruce 

Thieme  John,  tailor  16  Spruce  , 

Thill  Francis,  saddler  I'JO  Washington 

Thomas  Ann  E.  widow  of  Wanzer  2i  Fair 

Thomas  Archibald  A.  cotton  mer.  N.  Y.  h.  12  Fulton 

Thomas  Asa,  livery  stable  200  Market  h.  7  Franklin  place 

Thomas  David,  wagon  manuf.  58  Com.  h.  39  Mulberry 

Thomas  Frederick  S    wood  &  coal  141  River  h.  467  Bd. 

Thomas  jr.  Frederick  S.  merchant  300  h,  467  Broad 

Thomas  George  L.  coach  maker  10  Camfield 

Thomas  Henry  H   spring  maker  22i  Church 

Thomas  Huldah,  widow  of  George  32  Fair 

Thomas  James,  laborer  66  Crane 

Thomas  James  F.  hatter  29  Clinton 

Thomas  John  A.  saddler  32  F'air 

Thomas  Joseph  H  jeweler  29  Chestnut 

Thomas  Luther  G.  medical  student  467  Broad 

Thomas  Richard,  (col'd)  laborer  143  Commerce 

Thomas  Samuel,  brass  finisher  8  Scott 

Thomas  Thomas,  grocer  86  Quarry 

Thomas  Wm  coach  maker  202  Maiket  h.  7l  Commerce 

Thomason  Thomas,  moulder  4  East  Fair 

Thompson  Aaron  W.  patent  leather  14  Front 

Thompson  Benjamin  L.  shoemaker  50  Halsey 

Thompson  Cato,  (col'd)  carpenter  38  Bloomfield  avenue 

Thompson  Daniel  H.  moulder  69  Spring 

Thompson  David,  baker  enquire  35i  Market 

Thompson  Dorothy,  widow  of  Alex,  enquire  22  New 

Thompson  Edward  G  teacher  66  Academy 

Thompson  Elias  1.  attorney  at  law  14  Bank 

Thompson  George  (col'd)  16  Academy 

Thompson  George,  (col'd)  37  Garden 

Thompson  Henry,  (col'd)  city  bell  ringer  111  Mulberry 

Thompson  Henry,  (col'd)  rear  43  Market 


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Thompson  Henry,  (col'd)  rear  83  Catharine 
Thompson  Hezekiah,  salesman  18  Division 
Thompson  Isaac  C.  wagon  maker  11  Bank  h.  66  Academy 
Thompson  Isabella,  widow  of  Lewis  (col'd)  111  Mulb'y 
Thompson  James,  wheelwright  53  Orange 
Thompson  James  C.  saddle  tree  maker  60  State 
Thompson  James  M.  surveyor  16  Oak  h.  36  Clinton 
Thompson  John,  laborer  200  Plane  c.  Augusta  Ij^ 

Thompson  John  F.  (col'd)  barber  12li  Market  h.  86  Bank    $-' 
Thompson  John  P.  100  Halsey  ^ 

Thompson  Joseph,  laborer  26  Broad  £^ 

Thompson  Joseph,  (col'd)  63  Inness  m 

Thompson  Joseph  G.  varnisher  370  h.  520  Broad  ' 

Thompson  L.Hannah,  widow  of  Geo.  board  h.  120  Acdmy 
Thompson  Lewis  B.  grocer  IB  r.  14  Oak 
Thompson  Maria,  widow  of  John  rear  16  Cherry 
Thompson  Patrick,  laborer  54  Monroe 
Thompson  Rebecca,  dress  maker  60  State 
Thompson  Samuel,  locksmith  16  Thomas 
Thompson  Samuel,  sash  and  blind  3.9  Ogden 
Thompson  Theodore  F.  harness,  whip  and  collar  manuf. 

4  Fair  h.  12  Clinton 
Thompson  Thomas,  currier  86  Bank 
Thompson  Thomas,  (col'd)  77  Halsey 
Thompson  Thomas,  blacksmith  Chestnut  n.  Railroad  ave. 
Thompson  Thomas,  box  maker  foot  Nichols 
Thoujpson  Thomas,  shipwright  76  Kinney 
Thompson  William,  carman  47  South  Canai 
Thompson  William  B-  stone  cutter  12  Congress 
Thomson  Mary  U.  72  Court 
Thomson  Peter,  baker  80  Broad 
Thomson  Smeaton,  widow  72  Conrt 
Thorn  Kdwjn,  carpenter  6  Broad 
Thorn  Jului  B.  cracker  baker  152  h.  149  Plane 
Thorn  Joseph,  bukery  l52  h.  147  Plane 
Thorn  Lewis  A.  chair  maker  26  Plane 
Thorn  William  H.  cracker  baker  152  h.  147  Plane 
Thornail  Ann,  (col'd)  4  Nesbilt's  Court 
Thornton  Charles,  currier  170  Plane  ■ 

Thornton  Nicholas,  shoemaker  2i  Plane 
Thorp  Abby  Adeline,  widow  of  James  M,  204  Broad 
Thrall  James  H.  tailor  37  Ward 
Thrall  John  H.  tailor  37  Ward 

Thrust  Daniel  W.  jeweler  356  Broad  ^^ 

Thruston  Sarah,  Park  House 
Tice  David,  shingle  shaver  33  Monroe 
Tice  George,  carpenter  2iJ8j  Plane 
Tice  Jacob,  laborer  24  Ridge 


248  PIERSON^S 

Tice  John,  shinple  shaver  33  Monroe 

Tice  Joseph  l\  2^  South  Market 

Ticlienor  Abby,  widow  of  James  32  Hamilton 

Tichenor  Alfred,  machinist  h.  40  Washington 

Tichenor  Ann,  widow  of  Hiram  28  Church 

Tichenor  Caleb  D.  constal)!e  216  Broad 

Tichenor  Celim,  builder  89  Commerce 

Tichenor  Charles  L.  japanner  183  Warren 

Tichenor  Daniel  S.  patent  leather  62  Plane 

Tichenor  Daniel  W.  buckle  manuf.  3-2  Lawrence 

Tichenor  David  H.  coffee  &  spice  27  Union  h.  115  McWr 

Tichenor  Davis  L.  blacksmith  12  Comes 

Tichenor  Edward  D.  paper  and  periodical  office  346  Bd. 

Tiohefior  Elijah  B.  dairyman  Tichenor  Hill,  Clinton  N.  J^ 

Tichenor  Jabez,  clerk  r.  1  South  Essex 

Tichenor  James  H.  foot  Ferry 

Tiobenor  James  W-  founder  58  Hamilton 

Tichenor  James  W.  colfec  &  spice  dealer  115  McWhor. 

Tichenor  Joseph,  shoe  nifr.  140  Market  h.  123  Kinney 

Tichenor  Joseph  M.  jeweler  123  Kinney 

Tichenor  Josiah,  dairyman  Tichenor  Hill,  Clinton  N.  J. 

Tichenor  Lyman  S.  sash  4  blind  124  William 

Tichenor  Moses,  shoemaker  Nichols  n.  S.  Prospect 

Tichenor  Nathaniel  S.  blacksmith  9  Grant's  Alley 

Tichenor  Nehemiah.  Custom  House  N.  Y.  h-  475  Broad 

Tichenor  Sarah,  widow  of  Luther  12  Comes 

Tichenor  William,  blacksmith  575  High 

Tichenor  Zadock,  shoe  mfr.  140  Market  h.  42  Church 

Tichenor  Zadock  J-  sash  and  blind  maker  42  Church 

Tiernay  James,  gardner  40  South 

Tiernay  Julia,  widow  of  John  50i  Union 

Tiernay  Mark,  laborer  40  South 

Tighe  Phillip,  laborer  12  Halsey's  Alley 

Tilaii  John,  laborer  rear  22  N.  Prospect 

Till  jr.  John  7  Arch 

Tillman  Mary,  washerwoman  rear  35  Garden 

Tillou  Catharine,  widow  of  Walter  233  Washington 

Tillou  John  R  chair  maker  370  Broad  h.  20  Green 

Tillou  William,  4fi0  Broad 

Tims  Eunice,  widow  of  Burnet  202  Washington 

Tims  John  H.  coach  maker  202  Washington 

Tindall  John,  1<J8  Market 

Tingley  David  D   carpenter  25  McWhorter' 

Tingley  Ehenezer,  malleable  iron  46  Orange 

Tingley  James  C  sash  and  blind  55  Fair  h.  22  Cottage 

Tingley  Margaret,  widow  of  Ebenezer  61  Orange 

Tingley  &  Vangieson,  sash  and  blind  5i  Fair 

Tienney  James,  moulder  214  Market 

Tintle  George,  charcoal  merchant  160  Nesbitt 


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Tintle  Joseph,  cabinet  maker  22J  Church 

Tipson  William  S.  japanner  49  Bank 

Titus  &  Pound,  cracker  bakers  19  Lombardy. 

Titus  jr.  William,  cracker  baker  19  Lombardy 

Tobin  James,  laborer  10  Golden 

Tobin  John,  .39  North  Broad  # 

Tobin  John,  ivory  turner  5  Mechanic  h.  10  Mercer 

Tobin  Michael,  hatter  5  Brown 

Todd  Nelson,  tailor  19  Commerce 

Todd  Silas  M.  master  mason  45  Catharine 

Todd  William  R.  cabinetmaker  18  James 

Toler  Hugh  K.  Locust  Hill  147  EHzabethtown  Road 

Toler  John,  castor  manufr.  Inc.  Plane  h.  40  Warien 

Toler  William,  clerk  h.  8  Webster 

ToUes  Cornelius  W.  student  5  Fair 

ToUes  Horace  B.  New  York  13  South  Canal 

Tolles  Samuel  L.  sexton  Isl  church  5  Fair 

Tombs  Ann  Eliza,  widow  of  Jonathan  B.  20  Plum 

Tombs  Joseph  B.  cooper  Ogden  n.  Orange 

Tomlinson  Robert,  52  Crane 

Tomlinson  Sarah,  widow  of  Charles  53  Crane 

Tompkins  Calvin,  lime  manufr.  37  h.  12  South  Brid|re 

Tompkins  C.  T.  hatter  356  Broad 

Tompkins  Danitl  D.  rubber  works  50  Sheffield 

Tompkins  Elias,  President  Lime  Co  40  Bridge 

Tompkins  Tra  H.  carriage  m.  enquire  281  Mulberry 

Tompkins  Isaac  B.  lace  weaver  3  Srmmit 

Tompkins  John  C.  last  maker  120  Washington 

Tompkins  John  T.  butcher  C.  M.  h.  6  North  Broad 

Tompkins  Joseph  F  shoemaker  9  Comes 

Tompkins  Maria.  4  Ball's  Court 

Tompkins  Obadiah,  shoemaker  79  New 

Tompkins  Phineas,  painter  70  Spring 
Tompkins  Robert,  segar  maker  70  Spring 

Tompkins  Sjtmuei  1.  (col'd)  public  school  teacher  47  Baok 

Tompkins  William  P.  saddler  Oak  Hall  Ct.  rear  276  Bd. 

Tompkins  William  S-  shoemaker  7  Comes 

Tonson  jr.  Samuel  (col'd)  rear  39  Garden 

Tonson  Thomas  T.  (col'd)  17  Golden 

Tonsted  Richard,  laborer  New  n.  Searing 

Toone  Christopher,  laborer  177  Quarry 

Toone  Joseph  H.  capt.  ship  Nebraska  37^  Market 

Tormay  Edward,  laborer  110  Tichenor 

Tormay  Patrick,  laborer  334  Washington 

Tormay  Phillip,  carter  334  Washington 

Torrey  Asa,  nurseryman  77  Orange 

Totton  Samuel,  mason  18  South  Essex 

Tourton  Mous.  Claudaus,  French  teacher  246  Broad 


250  _         pierson's 

Towland  Sylvester  H.  22  New 

Towle  &  Brothers,  dry  goods  182, 212  Bd,  173  Spring,N.T 

Towle  George,  dry  goods  182  &  213  Broad  h.  G7  Bleeker 

Towle  &  Co.  G.  dry  goods  21-2  Broad 

Towle  Joseph,  42  South  Canal 

TownleyV.nos  B   butcher  3i)  Market  h.  61  Commerce 

Townley  Isaac  B.  52  Commerce 

Townley  WilUam  B.  mason  6  South  Market 

Townley  William  T.  hatter  42  Jefferson 

Townsend  Mary,  15  Park  Place 

Toy  Patrick,  laborer  110  South  Orange  Avenue 

Traford  Anton,  333  Broad 

Tracy  Francis,  tailor  1  Summit 

Tracy  Hannah,  widow  of  Henry  11  Halsey's  alley 

Trainer  James,  laborer  3  Catharine 

Trainer  Patrick,  40  Prospect  Place 

Traver  Anson,  soap  &  candles  100  Market  h.  14  Frank.  PI 

Travers  Michael,  laborer  2  Halsey's  Alley 

Trawin  James,  shoemaker  53  Academy 

Trawin  Joseph,  shoemaker  1  Vine 

Trawin  William  H.  refectory  284  h.  120  Broad 

Traynor  Alexander,  shoemaker  32  Lush 

Trembly  Joiin,  shoemaker  193  Court 

Trembly  William,  engraver  48  Halsey 

Trier  Aaron,  second  hand  clothing  40  Mulberry 

Trier  Lewis,  currier  50  Market  h.  43  William 

Trimble  Charles  S.  scale  maker  8  Cross 

Trimble  Henry,  carpenter  109  Quarry 

Trimmer  Peter,  laborer  68  Court 

Trinity  School,  33  Clinton 

Trippe  Joseph  E.  druggist  128  M.  Lane  N.  Y.  h.  4  Park  Pi: 

Trippe  Robert  H.  druggist  293  Broad  h.  6  Fulton 

Tronson  Luke.F.  machinist  66  State 

Tronton  Robert,  hatter  100  Bank 

Troy  Patrick,  laborer  11  Stephens'  Court 

True  Rev. ,  104  Hi^ 

Trumpore  Abby,  widow  of  John  281  Market 

Trumpore  Dr.  George.  Camptown 

Tryon  William,  hatter  36  Garden 

Tucker  Aaron,  shoemaker  3  Scott 

Tucker  Benjamin  W.  builder  117  Elm  c.  Union 

Tucker  Charles,  harness  maker  32  Mechanic 

Tucker  Charles,  star  tavern  285  Market 

Tucker  Charles  W.  North  Ward  and  City  Hotel  106  Broad. 

Tucker  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Benjamin  73  Orchard 

Tucker  Ephraim  W.  121  Elm  c.  Union 

Tucker  Galutia,  stone  cutter  30  Montgomery 

Tucker  Hiram,  dairyman  Lyons  Farms- 


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Tecker  Isaac,  hatter  Virginia 

Tucker  James,  currier  6S  Market  h.  170  Plane 

Tucker  Jane,  widew  of  Benjamin  156  Plane 

Tucker  Joseph  S.  jeweler  27  Orchard 

Tucker  Moses,  grocer  476  Broad 

Tucker  Samuel  C.  merchant  121  Elm 

Tuers  David,  shoemaker  127  Kinney 

Tuers  Ellen,  widow  ot  Cornelius  4  Jackson 

Tuers  Henry,  carpenter  29  Durand 

Tuers  Maria,  widow  of  Walter  133  Orange 

Tuers  R.  160  Broad 

Tuers  S.  P.  dry  goods  160  Broad 

Tulane  Florentine,  teacher  70  New 

Tully  Esther,  widow  of  Thomas  rear  54  Union 

Tully  Michael,  laborer  175  Plane 

Tunis  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Nehemiah  1  Camp  c.  Broad 

Tunis  Phebe  A.  tailoress  229b  Washington 

Tunison  Anthony,  (col'd)  122  Baldwin 

Tunison  Jr  Anthony,  (col'd)  rear  35  Garden 

Tunison  Francis,  (col'd)  miller  133  Nesbitt 

Tunison  Joseph,  (col'd)  gardener  4  Washington  alley 

Tunison  Lewis,  (col'd)  rear  75  Garden 

Tunison  Runyon  C.  tailor  10  Comes 

Tunison  William,  hatter  14  Plum 

Tunnell  Charles,  captain  33  Jefferson 

Tupman  William,  tailor  8o  Halsey 

Turbett  Abraham.  37  Madison 

Turk  William,  m.  d.  v.  s.  n.  112  Broad 

Turnbull  Alexander,  coach  mfr.  150  Market  h.  77  Com. 

Turnbull  David  B.  coach  mfr.  150  Market  h   12  Clinton 

Turnbull  D.  B.  &  A.  coach  manufacturers  loO  Market 

Turnbull  Margaret,  widow  of  James  77  Commerce 

Turner  Miss  Anna  R.  teacher  (s.  w-  p.  s.)  r.  14  Court 

Turner  Gabriel  S.  glue  manfr.  27  Richmond  h.  339  High 

Turner  Ira,  farmer  5  Parkhurst 

Turner  Isabella,  embroidery  134  Orange 

Turner  Jacob,  segar  maker  41  Spring 

Turner  John,  fruit  dealer  3  Hedges'  alley 

Turner  John,  turner  Crane  n.  Ridge 

Turner  Mary,  widow  of  Thomas  134  Orange 

Turney  John,  machinist  112  New 

Tuitle  Charles,  hatter  Belleville  23  Commerce 

Tutlle  Daniel,  clerk  5  Mechanic 

Tuitle  George  F.  attorney  at  law  312  feroad  h.  19  Park 

Tuttle  John  H.  machii.ist  5i  Fair  r.  15  Bank 

Tuttle  Joseph  N.  attorney  and  couns.  250  h.  448  Broad 

Tutlle  Julia  A.  widow  of  William  450  Broad 

Tutlle  Robert  M.  locksmith  Philadelphia 


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262  pierson's 

Tuttle  Stephen  B.  tin  &  stove  manufr.  307  Bd.  28  Com, 

Tuttle  Uzal  J.  job  &  copperplate  printer  li  h.  23  Com. 

Tuttle  William  H.  baker  354  Market 

Tyler  Benjamin  O.  mason  lUmois  88  Warren 

Tyms  Samuel  J.  harness  maker  11  East  Mechanic 

Tyrrell  Peter,  grocer  6  Mulberry 

V. 

UfFert  John,  oiled  silk  62  Newark 

Ufford  Henry  J.  saddler  67  New 

Ulm  Henry,  trunk  maker  143  Court 

Umbach  William,  cutter  30  Fulton 

Uncksman  Sebastian,  farmer  232  South  Broad 

Underbill  Frederick  S.  carpenter  723  Broad 

Underbill  Pateman,  carpenter  723  Broad 

Underwood  Rev.  Almon,  133  High 

Unger  Augustus,  jeweler  160  Mulberry 

Ungerer  Christian,  jeweler  12  Marshall 

Ungerer  Jacob,  jeweler  59  ^Valnut 

Union  School  House,  23  New 

Uphouse  George,  tailor  37  Longworth 

Uphousc  Ludwig,  tailor  29  Scriber's  Lane 

Upton  Robert,  grocer  31  Ward 

Urich  Daniel.  10  Beach 

Usher  William,  morocco  dresser  210  Washington 

Usher  William,  moulder  22  Camfield 

litter  Alexander  M.  leather  dresser  84  Market  h.  74  Wash 

Utter  Jr.  John  N    Calfornia  383  Broad 

Utter  Mary.  382  Broad 

Utter  Phebe,  widow  of  William  382  Broad 

Utter  Sarah  S    w'dow  of  John  N.  boardinghouse  382  Bd. 

Utter  William  H  accountant  08  Market  r.  382  Broad 

Utter  William  T.  48  Smith 

V. 

Vache  Mary  Anna,  654  Broad  c.  High 

Vaeth  Michael,  harness  maker  90  Walnut 

Vail  Alexander,  hatter  39  Halsey 

Vail  Duncan  P.  medical  student  172  Market  h.  38  2Broad 

Vail  Edward  C  spring  maker  48  North  Broad 

Vail  Kliza  A.  widow  of  Daniel  23  Chestnut 

Vail  James  T.  mason  16  Orleans 

Vail  Mary,  boarding  house  238  Plane 

Vail  Mrs.  Moses,  boarding  house  31  Clinton 

Vail  Sidney  M<irris,  printer  235  Plane 

Vail  &  Ya<es,  wholesale  bat  manufrs.  113  River 

Valentine  Mrs.  Catharine,  wid.  of  Oscar  nurse  127  Kinney 


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Valentine  Oscar  J.  jeweler  53  Bank 
Valentine  Thomas,  (cord)  16  Academy 
Valentine  William  S  tailor  366  Broad 
Van  Amburgh,  telegraph  office  305  Broad  r.  Park  House 
Van  Antwerp  Edwin,  14  Park  Place 
Van  Antwerp  &  Co.  E.  plating  and  manufacturers  of  sad- 
dlery and  coach  hardware  35  Mulberry 
Van  Antwerp  Margaret,  12  Centre 
Van  Arsdale  Elias,  att.  and  couns.  259  r.  190  Broad 
Van  Arsdale  Jacob,  att.  and  couns.  259  h.   190  Broad 
Van  Arsdale  James,  plater  10  East  Fair 
Van  Arsdale  Robert,  alt.  and  couns.  192  r.  190  Broad 
Van  Benscoten  Daniel  M.  tinsmith  4  East  Fair 
Van  Bergen  Peter,  (col'd)  2  Newton's  Court 
Van  Blank  Albert,  (col'd)  jeweler  56  Broad 
Van  Blank  Anthony,  (col'd)  carter  17  Academy 
Van  Blank  Hannah,  widow  (col'd)  19  Academy 

Van  Bockele ,  locksmith  306  Market 

Van  Boskerch  Ann,  widow  of  Lucas  104  Plane 
Van  Buren  Jacob,  carpenter  rear  77  Orchard 
Van  Buskirk  Daniel,  sea  captain  104  Commerce 
Van  Buskirk  John,  cooper  l73  Commerce 
Van  Buskirk  Nicholas  D.  shoemaker  29  Plane 
Van  Buskirk  Ros well,  druggist  292  Broad  h.  11  Cedar 
Van  Buskirk  Thomas,  (col'd)  1  Newton's  Court 
Van  Court  Frances,  widow  of  William  S.  39  Orchard 
Van  Court  John  W.  shoemaker  16  Kinney 
Van  Court  Robert  M.  shoemaker  9  Beach 
Van  Court  Theodore  L.  shoemaker  15  New 
Van  Court  William,  saddler  9  Beach 

Vanderbeck  George,  (col'd)  teamster  rear  35  Garden  f 

Vanderbcck  Peter,  (col'd)  waiter  356  Broad 
Vanderen  Hannah,  widow  of  William  633  Broad 
Vanderen  John  B.  hatter  New  above  Newark 
Vanderen  William  J.  harness  maker  683  Broad 
Vanderhoof  Charles  S,  coach  lamp  maker  163  Mulberry 
Vanderhoof  Cornelius  A.  mason  41  Lawrence 
Vanderhoof  Cornelius  R.  mason  98  Washington 
Vanderhoof  Henry  R  mason  3!  Arch 
Vanderhoof  Jacob,  shoemaker  24  Grand 
Vanderhoof  James  G.  tailor  Orleans  n.  Orange 
Vanderhoof  Sarah,  widow  of  Peter  163  Mulberry 
Vanderpool  Ann,  widow  of  James  175  Broad 
Vanderpool  Beach,  69  Broad  c.  Division 
Vanderpool  James  M.  pilot  steamboat  Passaic  76  River 
Van  Derveer  Cornelius  P.  carpenter  2  Ball's  Court 
Van  Derveer  Wm.  livery  stable  1  Harrison  h.  16  Bank 
Van  Dervoort  Susan,  widow  of  Peter  20  Elm 

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242*  pierson's 

Van  Derwerken  Gilbert,  Washington,-  D.  C. 

Van  Derwerken  Wm.  H.  clerk  6  Railroad  ave.  176  Mulb'y 

Van  Doren  Abraham,  (col'd)  35  Warren 

Van  Dusen  John  B.  saddler  16  New 

Van  Duyne  Abraham,  carpenter  30  Plane 

VanDuyne  Abraham  A.  38  State 

Van  Duyne  Caroline,  tailoress  4  Quarry 

Van  Duyne  Cornelius,  4  Quarry 

Van  Duyne  Simon  P.  coaoh  body  maker  195  Plane 

Van  Dyke  Maria,  219  N.  Broad 

Van  Emburgh  Maria,  widow  of  Christopher,  21  E.  River 

Van  Fleet  Richard,  feed  store  114  Market  h.  177  Wash'n. 

Van  Gieson  Horace,  sash  &  blind  5i  Fair  h- 109  Academy 

Van  Gieson  Ira,  lime  manufacturer  62  Halsey 

Van  Gieson  Isaac  E.  California  71  Spring 

Van  Gorden  Harvey,  clerk  366  Broad 

Van  Hagan  John,  currier  276  Plane 

Van  Hart  Joseph,  shoe  mfr.  1  S.  Market  h.  Ill  S.  Canal 

Van  Horn  Ellen,  dress  maker  S9  Catharine 

Van  Houten  Cornelius  H.  blacksmith  49  Liberty 

Van  Houten  Garret,  iron  turner  100  Oliver 

Van  Houten  George  H.  saddler  29  Lawrence 

Van  Houten  Gertrude,  widow  of  Abraham  36  Mechanic 

Van  Houten  Gibson,  machinist  138  Warren 

Van  Houten  Joanna,  widow  of  Abraham  6  Beecher 

Van  Houten  John  C.  boatman  16  North  Prospect 

Van  Houten  Peter  P.  carman  80  Quarry 

Van  Houten  Ralph,  builder  inquire  at  225  Washington 

Van  Houten  Sarah,  widow  of  James  F.  15  Hill 

Van  Kirk  John  R.  clerk  Steamboat  Passaic  r.  5  Cedar 

Van  Martin  Daniel,  (col'd)  laborer  Clinton  n.  Broad 

Van  Middleworth  Abram,  (col'd)  116  Newark 

Van  Name  Cl.arles,  carman  32  Church 

Van  Name  John,  harness  maker  11  Orchard 

Van  Ness  Alfred,  (col'd)  laborer  64  Mill 

Van  Ness  Anni  (col'd)  rear  8  Green 

Van  Ness  Daniel,  painter  164  Orange 

Van  Ness  Daniel  H.  carpenter  96  Waren    — - 

Van  Ness  David,  grocer  21  Orchard  c.  Beach 

Van  Ness  Henry  D.  blacksmith  219  Plane 

Van  Ness  Jacob,  hame  maker  Railroad  ave.  h-  38  Green 

Van  Ness  jr.  Jacob,  carpenter  98  Plane 

Van  Ness  Jacob  S.  grocer  43  Ferry  c.  Union 

Van  Ness  James  H.  sash  &  blind  187  Plane 

Van  Ness  John,  mason  574  High 

Van  Ness  John,  26  Lombardy 

Van  Ness  John,  (col'd)  38  Bloomfield  avenue 

Van  Ness  John,  shoemaker  107  Union 


NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  a-43* 

Van  Ness  John  P-  California 
Van  Ness  Lewis,  att.  &  couns.  29  Market 
Van  Ness  Lewis,  carpenter  108  Elm 
Van  Ness  Nicholas,  plater  5  Mechanic  h.  233  Plane 
Van  Ness  Peter  J.  moulder  85  Washington 
Van  Ness  Simon,  blacksmith  32  Arch 
Van  Ness  Simon  H.  96  Warren 
Van  Ness  Simpson,  master  mason  103  Elm 
Van  Ness  Stephen  P.  awnealer  80  Spring 
Van  Ness  Thomas,  saddle  tt-ee  maker  8  Division  place 
Van  Ness  Thomas,  (col'd)  630  High 
Van  Ness  William,  blacksmith  574  High 
Van  Ness  William  J.  cabinet  maker  14  Academy 
Van  Ness  William  J.  carpenter  78  Plane 
Van  Newtondore,  (col'd)  waiter  103  Mill 
Van  Nortwick  Abraham,  carpenter  18  Orchard 
Van  Nuis  Sarah,  widow  of  Henry  31  Cottage 
Van  Orden  David,  coachman  2  Vroom's  Alley 
Van  Orden  Henry,  saddler  7  Broad 
Van  Orter  Lydia,  tailoress  163  Plane 
Van  Renssellear  John,  Belleville 
Van  Riper  Alonzo,  plater  50  Church 
Van  Riper  Ann,  widow  18  Division  place 
Van  Riper  Anthony,  blacksmith  9  Halsey's  Court 
Van  Riper  Catharine,  2l7  Plane 
Van  Riper  George  I.  segar  maker  150  Academy 
Van  Riper  Harmon,  saddletree  maker  11  Divi^n  Place 
Van  Riper  Jacob,  harness  maker  14  Baldwin 
Van  Riper  Jacob,  carpenter  4  Cross 
Van  Riper  John,  shoe  manufr.  53  Church  h.  26  Hill 
Van  Riper  John,  mason  12  Warren 
Van  Riper  John  B.  carpenter  48  Bleeker 
Van  Riper  John  J.  carpenter  8  Halsey's  Court 
Van  Roden  Jacob,  mason  153  Academy 
Van  Roden  Peter,  22  Division 
Van  Roden  William  A.  blacksmith  09  Orleans 
Van  Santvoord  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Zeger  396  Broad 
Van  Schayck  Rhoda,  widow  of  Thomas  G.  162  Plane 
Van  Sickle  Albert,  Elizabethtown 
Van  Sickle  Benjamin  M.  carman  "Tichenor  n.  Elm 
Van  Sickle  Stephen,  shoe  manufacturer  Elizabethtown 
Van  Vleck  Abraham  H.  uncur.  money  disc  office  270  Bd 
Van  Voorhees  James,  blacksmith  57  State 
Van  Wagenen  Frederick,  lumber  mer.  1  Ogdenh  l4Divis'n 
Van  Wagenen  George  A.  lumber  merchant  5  Lumber 
Van  Wagenen  Isaac,  lumber  Centre  whf  h.  13  Centre 
Van  Wagenen  Isaac  &  George  A.  lumber  merchants  2d 
Yard  below  Steamboat  Dock 


244* 


FIERSON'S 


Van  Wagenen  John,  dry  goods  258  Broad  h.  8  Cedar 

Van  Wagenen  Julius,  druggist  116  Broad 

Van  Wagenen  Orlando,  clerk  224  r.  116  Broad 

Van  Wagenen  Peter,  45  Bridge  c  Ogden 

Van  Wagenen  William,  clerk  (I.  &  G.  A.  V.)  r.  13  Centre 

Van  Wagoner  Christiana,  (col'd)  123  William 

Van  Wagoner  Robert,  carpenter  131  Mulberry 

Van  Wagoner  Thomas,  carpenter  I29  Mulberry 

Van  Winkle  Abraham,  clerk  40  Kerry 

Van  Winkle  Isaac  i.  grocer  279  Wash.  h.  20  Baldwin 

Van  Winkle  Jacob,  97  Congress 

Van  Winkle  Jane,  widow  of  Elias  H.  24  Plane 

Van  Winkle  Jasper,  plater  97  Congress 

Van  Winkle  Michael,  grocer  27j  Commerce 

Van  Wort  Benjamin,  i^armer  157  Tichenor 

Van  Wort  Isaac,  carpenter  54  Broad 

Van  Wort  Jamos,  shoemaker  132  Kinney 

Van  Wort  James,  shoemaker  35  Baldwin 

Van  W^ort  John,  shoemaker  'S8  North  Broad 

Van  Wort  William  H.  shoemaker  87  Catharine 

Van  Zandt  Smith,  clerk  131  Market  r.  20  Shipman 

Varrick  John,  blacksmith  616  High 

Vearlender  Charles,  jeweler  275  Railroad  avenue 

Venninger  John,  tailor  20  Market 

Verity  Samuel,  shoemaker  32  Lawrence 

Vermilye  Harriet,  widow  of  John  1  Cammack's  alley 

Vermilye  Ifctly,  widow  of  Nathaniel  16  Bank 

Vermilye  Jacob  D.  cashier  old  bank  264  Broad 

Vermilye  William  H.  cashier  Orange  Bank  Orange 

Vermule  Leoneid,  hatter  34  William 

Vernon  George  H.  clothier  310  Broad  h,  20  Shipman 

Vernon  Thomas,  plumber  53i  Hamilton 

Vernon  Vernam,  plumber  3  South  Orange  avenue 

Verplank  Hiland  H.  carpenter  67  Commerce 

Vesey  George  F.  harness  maker  24  Liberty 

Vesey  William,  saddler  24  Liberty 

Vidalot  Mrs.  dressmaker  258  Plane 

Vincent  Albert,  painter  290  Washington 

Vincent  Peter  S.  patent  leather  3  Newark 

Vinson  John  H.  coach  maker  1  Bruen  , 

Vinten  Frederick,  carriage  maker  49  Boston 

Vliet  Jane,  widow  of  Abraham  30  Lawrence 

Vliet  John,  blacksmith  4  Harrison's  Court 

Voelker  Charles,  jeweler  168  Mulberry 

Volk  Martin,  9  Halsey's  Court 

Volner  Frederick,  segar  maker  7  Church 

Von  Danneker  Jacob,  gardener  73  Orange 

Voorhees  Jacob  V.  N.  cloth  store  N.  Y.  h.  181  Mulberry 


NEWARK    DIRECTORY,  245* 

Voorhees  Theodore,  jeweler  19  Hill 

Vreeland ,  tailoress  604  High 

Vreeland  Cynthia,  widow  of  Michael  292  Washington 

Vreeland  Isaac  C.  soda  water  3  Green 

Vreeland  Jacob  A.  coach  lace  weaver  56  New 

Vreeland  James,  coach  smith  41  R,  R.  ave.  h.  38  Ferry 

Vreeland  James  H.  farmer  114  New 

Vreeland  John  P.  cutter  33  Arch 

Vreeland  William,  carpenter  64  M.  &  E.  Railroad  avenue 

W. 

Wackinhood  Christian,  jeweler  168  Mulberry 

Waddell  Thomas,  saddler  124  Broad 

Wadden  John,  harness  maker  49  Columbia 

Wade  David  W.  carpenter  inquire  47  Fair 

Wade  Demas  H.  12 1  Washington 

Wade  Eliza,  widow  of  David  18  Halsey 

Wade  Ezekiel,  saddler  18  Halsey 

Wade  Jacob  S.  captain  125  Kinney 

Wade  Job,  chairmaker  161  Railroad  ave.  c.  Walnut 

Wade  Joseph  L.  m.  d.  173  Market 

Wade  Joseph  S.  shoemaker  128  Walnut 

Wade  Samuel,  edge  tools  75  M.  &  E.  Railroad  avenua 

Wade  Stephen,  grocer  93  Market 

Wade  William  W.  hatter  20  Halsey      - 

Waechter  William,  grocer  24  William  ■» 

Wager  Andrew  J.  painter  15  Catharine 

Wagerly  Matthias,  blacksmith  230  Washington 

Wagler  Adam,  6  Niagara 

Wagler  Adam,  Spruce  c.  Somerset 

Wagner  Charles,  engraver  102  Walnut 

Wagner  Christian,  chair  maker  78  Ridge 

Wagner  Christian,  saddler  4  Nichols 

Wagner  John,  shade  painter  207  Bank  h.  69  Boston 

Wagner  John,  shoemaker  28  Prince 

Wagner  J^n,  tailor  45  Hamburg  Place  » 

Wagner  Louis,  iron  worker  15  Longworth 

Wagner  Lucy,  widow  of  Charles  74  State 

Wagner  Willoughby,  segar  maker  16  East  Mechanic 

Wagtel  George,  mason  51  Montgomery 

Wagtel  John,  tailor  127  Baldwin 

Wain  George,  japanner  6  Stephen's  Court 

Waite  Joseph  T.  segar  maker  133  Quarry 

Wakefield  Henry,  painter  inquire  56  Madison 

Wakefield  Joseph,  hatter  85  Washington 

Wakefield  Nathaniel,  hatter  30  Catharine 

Wak  eland  William,  mariner  214  Madison 

2lB* 


246*  pibrson's 

Wakeley  Rev.  Joseph  B.  pastor  Market  st  Church  r.  83 
Mulberry 

Wakeman  Diederich,  tailor  15  Catharine 

Wakoman  John  P.  suspender  mfr.  4  JDey,  New  York  h. 
63  North  Broad 

Wakeman  Sophia,  milliner  226  Broad 

Waldron  Adolphus  W.  clothier  121  Market  h.  1  Pine 

Waldron  &  Co.  Adolphus  W.  clothiers  121  Market 

Waldron  Anna  J.  milliner  16  Bank 

Waldron  George  Z.  clothier  293  Broad  h.  22  Park  Place 

Waldron  &  Co,  Tunis  A.  clothiers  293  Broad 

Waldron  Tunis  A.  clothier  293  Broad  h.  22  Park  Place 

Waldron  Jr.  Tunis  A.  22  Park  Place 

Walker  Aaron  S.  shoemaker  122  State 

Walker  Abraham,  carpenter  30  Chestnut 

Walker  Abraham  B.  Daily  office  r.  38  Kinney 

Walker  David,  grocer  25  Columbia 

Walker  David  L.  33  Chestnut 

Walker  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John  25  Franklin 

Walker  Ira  L.  annealer  inquire  35  Division 

Walker  James,  shoemaker  200  Bank 

Walker  James,  moulder  inquire  38  Orange 

Walker  Jonathan,  33  Chestnut 

Walker  J.  Gideon,  clerk  117  r.  121  Broad 

Walker  Mahetable,  widow  rear  151  Mulberry 

Walker  Robert,  saddler  222  Washington 

Walker  Robert  G.  morocco  dresser  356  Broad 

Walker  William,  machinist  55  North  Broad 

Walker  William,  cradle  maker  foot  East  Green 

Walker  William,  wagon  maker  33  Chestnut 

Walker  William  H.  M.  blacksmith  15i  h.  8  Plane 

Walkerman  Michael,  tinner  4  Harrison 

Wallace  Catharine,  8  Green 

Wallace  Daniel,  cancer  doctor(suc.  to  Dr.  Lynch)  703  Bd 

Wallace  Daniel  H.  patent  leather  694  Broad 

Wallace  Gilbert  D.  printer  37  Market 

Wallace  Hiram,  shoemaker  12  Franklin  Place 

Wallace  John  D.  26  LombarJy 

Wallace  Joseph  C.  New  York 

Wallace  Mary,  vest  maker  8  Green 

Wallace  Thomas',  (col'd)  rear  8  Green 

Wallace  William,  Chatham  N.  J. 

Wallen  Charles  A.  lace  weaver  6  Ferry 

Wallen  Joseph,  teamster  46  Union 

Wallis  Ashley,  boot  maker  39  State 

Wallman  Michael,  gaidener  8  Wall 

Walsh  Catharine,  tailoress  82  Catharine 

Walsh  Cornelius,  trunk  nails  60  Hamilten  h.  12  Columbia 


NEWARK    DIRECTORY.  247* 

Walsh  Cornelius,  buckle  mfr.  60  Hamilton  h-  12  Columbia 

Walsh  Daniel,  thread  and  neele  store  51  Orange 

Walsh  Josiah,  II  Liberty 

Walsh  Lydia,  widow  of  Emanuel  98  Kinney 

Walsh  William,  11  Liberty 

Walsh  Zachariah,  1 1  Liberty 

Walsingher  Frederick,  cutter  31  South  Prospect 

Walter  James  R.  clerk  80  Wall,  N.  Y. 

Walter  John  C.  shoemaker  1  William  c.  Broad 

Walter  Mary,  music  teacher  inquire  8  Clinton 

Walter  Samuel  D.  shoemaker  131  Pennington  c.  Hermon 

Walter  William  H.  enquire  8  Clinton 

Walters  John,  edge  tool  maker  foot  South  Prospect 

Walters  Theodore,  jeweler  Nichols'  Court 

Walton  James  H.  book  agent  122  Plane 

Walton  William,  jeweler  195  Mulberry 

Walzer  Jacob,  butcher  7  Rankin 

Wambold  Abraham,  butcher  3  Centre  Market  h.  508  Broad 

Wambold  Henry,  trunk  maker  Brunswick  n.  Parkhurst 

Wambold  Jacob,  butcher  144  Washington 

Wambold  Lewis  W.  painter  90  Kinney 

Wambold  Mary,  widow  of  William  H.  508  Broad 

Wanderlich  Frederick,  tailor  104  Court 

Wanghart  William,  filer  70  Garden 

Wangner  George,  tailor  I6S  Court 

Wanmaker  Andrew,  mason  59  Washington 

Wanman  William,  cigar  maker  44  Spring 

Ward  Aaron,  lumber  mer.  Centre  Wharf  h.  17  Centre 

Ward  jr.  Aaron,  grocer  404  Broad  h.  50  Court 

Ward  Aaron  B.  lumber  Centre  Wharf  h.  19  Centre 

Ward  Aaron  C,  wood  mouldings  115  Union 

Ward  Abby,  widow  of  Abraham  K.  66  Halsey      * 

Ward  Amos  A.  shoemaker  30  Orange 

Ward  Ann,  widow  of  Timothy  C.  20  Shipman 

Ward  Caleb,  shoemaker  25  Ogden 

Ward  Caleb  C.  7  Lombardy 

Ward  Caleb  S.  grocer  102  Broad  h.  9  Washington 

Ward  Caleb  W.  tallow  chandler  19  Warren 

Ward  Charles,  laborer  553  High 

Ward  &  Co.  rule  manufacturers  33  River 

Ward  Daniel  T.  shoemaker  9  East  Kinney 

Ward  David  J.  carpenter  155  Plane 

Ward  Eliza,  widow  of  Henry  1  Washington 

Ward  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Rev.  Israel  26  Chestnut 

Ward  Elizabeth  J.  dressmaker  33  Plane 

Ward  Frances,  widow  of  Uzal  18  Clinton 

Ward  Francis,  coach  trimmer  64  Walnut 

Ward  George,  liquor  merchant  366  Broad  r.  50  Court 


248*  pierson's 

Ward  George  S.  m.  d.  388  Broad 

Ward  George  S.  shoemaker  124  Orange 

Ward  Gilbert  S.  umbrellas,  hats  and  caps  312  Broad  b.  17 

Boudinot 
Ward  Hannah,  widow  of  Rev.  John  15  Cherry 
Ward  Henry  A,  clerk  151  Market  r.  20  Shipman 
Ward  Henry   S.  dry  goods  208  Broad  h.  36  Orange 
Ward  Hooper  C.  California  1  South  Canal 
Ward  Isaac,  clothier  South  Orange  Avenue 
Ward  Isaac  M.  m.  d.  Hill  Cottage,  Clinton,  N.  J. 
Ward  Isaac  M.  currier  63  Bank 
Ward  Jacob  W.  chandler  154  Market  h.  19  Warren 
Ward  James,  architect  and  builder  43  h.  Ill  Nesbitt 
Ward  James,  7  Mechanic  h.  Orange 
Ward  James,  blacksmith  9  Quarry 
Ward  Jane,  paper  box  manufacturer  I  North]|Canal 
Ward  Jerome  B.  Globe  foundry  86  S.  Market  h.  15  Smith 
Ward  John,  trunk  maker  7  South  Orange  Avenue 
Ward  John,  painter  and  glazier  Bank  c.  Wallace 
Ward  John,  tin  and  stove  mfr.  148  Market  h.  46  Lafayette 
Ward  John  C.  blacksmith  30  Orange 
Ward  John  F.  m.  d.  382a Broad 

Ward  JohnL.  watch  case  manuf.  385  Broad,  h.  2  Cottage 
Ward  Joseph,  japan  leather  mfr.  7  N.  Essex  h.  16  Cedar 
Ward  Josiah,  shoemaker  59  Orange 
Ward  J  &  R.  japan  leather  manufacturers  7  N.  Essex 
Ward  Leonard,  rule  maker  35  River  h.  4  Park 
Ward  Lynus.  currier  74  Market  r.  20  Shipman 
Ward  Marcus  L.  tallow  chandler  154  Market  h.  27  Wash. 
Ward  &  Co.  M.  L.  tallow  chandlers  154  Market 
Ward  Margaret  T.  widow  of  John  J.  155  Plane 
Ward  Mary,  widow  of  Caleb  J.  76  Spring 
Ward  Mary,  widow  of  Robert  30  Orange 
Ward  Matthias,  attorney  60  Washington 
Ward  Moses  L.  book  keeper  33  Plane 
Ward  Nathaniel,  quarryman  22  Sussex  avenue 
Ward  Obadiah  M.  lumber  merchant  r.  17  Centre 
Ward  Richmond,  japan  leather  7  North  Essex  h.  18  Cedar 
Ward  Samuel  W.  shoemaker  30  Orange 
Ward  Sarah,  widow  of  Jos.  G.  I7i  Liberty 
Ward  Smith  P.  shoemaker  30  Orange 
Ward  William,  (col'd)  whitewasher  18  Division  Place 
Ward  William,  shoemaker  Boyden  c  Slate 
Ward  William  G.  cabinet  maker  35  Catharine 
Ward  William  S.  m.  d.  99  Broad 
Ward  William  T.  sash  and  blinds  3  Ferry  h.  28  Ward 
Ward  William  W.  dentist  2i  Clinton 
Ward  William  W.  carriage  trimmer  30  Church 


NEWARK    DIRECTORY.  249* 

Wardell  Caroline,  tailoress  14  Columbia 

Warden  Esther,  widow  of  John  W.  14  Columbia 

Wardell  George  W.  shoe  cutter  41  Halsey 

Wardell  Harriet,  tailoress  14  Columbia 

Wardell  Louisa,  tailoress  14  Columbia 

Wardell  Maria,  19  New 

Wardell  Martin,  shoemaker  38  Lush 

Wardell  Mary,  hat  trimmer  134  Kinney 

Warhurst  Mary,  widow  of  Jonathan  494  Railroad  avenue 

Warner  Frederick  R.  clerk  N-  Y.  14  Chestnut 

Warner  Horace,  trunk  box  maker  14  Chestnut 

Warner  John,  cutter  112  Washington 

Warner  Madeline,  milliner  226  Broad 

Warner  William,  cutter  186  Broad  h.  233  Market 

Warner  William,  butcher  137  Quarry 

Warren  Charles  H.  machinist  67  Spring 

Warren  James,  laborer  20  Augusta 

Warren  David  Y.  tailor  Orleans  n.  Orange 

Warren  George  R.  tinner  18  Plane 

Warren  James  C.  constable  18  Plane 

Warren  John,  currier  187  Plane 

Warren  John,  trunk  maker  7  Comes 

Warren  John  B.  carpenter  69  Spring 

Warren  Patrick,  currier  2  Plane 

Warren  William,  forest  tree  setter  18  Plane 

Washington  Hall,  320  Broad 

Washington  Isaac,  5  Golden 

Washington  School  House,  Orange  c.  Essex 

Washington  Temperance  Hall,  153  Market 

WATCH  HOUSE,  base  4  Centre  Market 

Wass ,  carriage  maker  230  Washington 

Waterbury  Ann  M.  widow  of  William  37  Catharine 

Waterfield  John,  hatter  16  Shipman 

Waters  Abel  N.  gold  and  silver  refiner  IB  Maiden  Lane, 

N.  Y.  h.  29  Fulton 
Waters  John  J.  (col'd)  teamster  1  Wilbur's  Alley 
Waterson  Catharine,  widow  of  Benjamin  82  Ridge 
Watkins  Thomas,  hotel  Harrison  on  the  causeway 
Watkins  William  H.  saddler  176  Mulberry 
Watson  Agnes,  widow  of  John  milliner  146  Broad 
Watson  Alonzo,  Phoenix  works  h.  73  Warren 
Watson  Horace  L.  shoemaker  139  Mulberry 
Watson  Rev.  John  L.  rector  Grace  church  411  Broad 
Watson  Maria,  wido\»  of  James  37  Durand 
Watson  Mary,  trimmer  24  Lombardy 
Watson  William,  carpenter  61  Green 
Watson  William  H.  jeweler  10  Walnut 
Watts  George,  ivory  black  manufacturer  Ogden  n.  Clay 


250*  PIERSON'S 

Watts  Geo.  morocco  dresser  rear  94  Mk'i.  h.  235b  Wash. 
Watts  William,  machinist  58  Quarry 
Waugh  Charles  R.  attorney  &  solicitor  171  r.  177  Market 
Weatherhead  Charles  P.  thimble  manufr.  Hamilton  c.  Mc- 

Whorter  h.  23  Green 
Weatherhead  Peter,  23  Green 
Weaver  Henry,  tailor  41  Catharine 
Webb  Frederick,  shoemaker  1§  Orchard 
Webb  Robert  M.  trunk  maker  18  Shipman 
Webb  Thomas,  washing  powder  Ferry  below  old  foundry 
Webb  William,  hatter  222  Bank     • 
Webb  William  R.  trunk  maker  18  Shipman 
Weber  Andrew,  laborer  16  Brown 
Weber  Frederick,  saddler  55  Broom 
Weber  Henry,  cane  maker  15  Rankin 
Weber  Herman,  founder  1  Scribner's  Court 
Weber  Ignatus,  spring  maker  40  Brown 
Weber  Jacob,  saddler  9  West 
Weber  John,  mason  31  Nicholson 
Weber  Ludwig,  founder  1  Scribner's  Court 
Weber  Lewis,  engraver  168  Mulberry 
Weber  Phillip,  cane  maker  23  Broom 
Webster  Andrew  M.  att.  at  law  153  Market  h.  3  Cedar 
Webster  John,  148  Broad 
Wedenmayer  Christopher,  202  Hamburg  place 
Weeks  George  H.  daguerreotypist  23  Warren 
Weeks  Hannah,  widow  of  Rev.  William  R.  23  Warren 
Weeks  Horocco,  41  Ogden 
Weeks  John  R.  attorney  and  county  clerk,  office  Court 

House  h.  10  Rankin  Place 
Weeks  Robert  D.  Whately,  Mass. 
Weicel  Charles,  wheelwright  l3l  Springfield  ave. 
Weiland  Gottlieb,  shoemaker  rear  18  Columbia 
Weilows  Frederick,  turner  22  Augusta 
Welch  Edward,  blacksmith  67  Green 
Welch  John,  architect  and  surveyor  250  Broad  h.  New 

n.  Newark 
Welch  John,  laborer  81  Clay  c.  Ogden 
Welch  Michael,  laborer  21  Sussex  avenue 
Welch  Patrick,  Crane  road  to  Orange 
Welch  Thomas,  laborer  Wilsey  n.  Sussex  ave 
Welch  Thomas,  mason  26  Quarry 
Welcher  Daniel  W.  saddle  tree  riveter  382  Railroad  ave. 
Welcher  Lucas,  painter  96  Quarry 
Welchman  John,  segar  maker  14  Spring 
Wellhausen  Henry,  cooper  325  Washington 
Wellington  Mary,  tailoress  135  Plane 
Wells  Susan,  (col'd)  3  Crane's  Basin 


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NEWARK   DIRECTORY..  251* 

Welsh  Morris,  tailor  2  Gallager's  Court 

Welsh  Patrick,  machinist  S.  Prospect  c.  Chestnat 

Welton  Susan,  grass  widow  16  Rankin 

Wanner  John,  blacksmith  64  Ridge 

Wenner  John,  laborer  1 1  Webster 

West  Bartholomew,  file  mfr.  58  Hamilton  h.  7  Liberty 

West  Sophia  S.  widow  of  John  E.  34  Smith 

West  Stephen,  9  Hamilton 

West  Thomas  J.  hat  manuf.  New  York 

Westbrook  Asenath,  widow  of  Abiah,  boarding  h.  98  Mkt. 

Westbrook  Sarah  M.  dress  maker  98  Market 

Westerfield  George  W.  lock  maker  34  Lafayette 

Westerman  Connel,  3  Nichols' Court 

Westervelt  Jacob  A.  164  Warren 

Westervelt  Luke,  painter  S77  Mulberry 

Westervelt  Luke  J.  wheelwright  43  Broad 

Westervelt  Ralph  L.  painter  11  Mulberry  h.  17  Garden 

Westfall(Sr  Grant,  dry  goods  98  Broad 

Wesifall  William,  dry  goods  98  Broad'h.  40  Orange 

Westwood  Enoch,  balance  manufacturer  19  Sheffield 

Westwood  Henry,  balance  manufr.  12  Boyden 

WetseH  John,  mason  12  Grand 

Wetsell  John,  carpenter  36  Prince 

Wetsel  Richard,  tailor  13  West 

Wheat  George,  149  Academy 

Wheatcroft  Edward,  carpenter  tcols  133  State 

Wheatcroft  Geo.  carpenters'  tools  Hedenberg's  389  Broad 

Wheaton  William,  teamster  204  Nesbitt 

Whelan  Garret,  laborer  1  Gallager's  Court 

Whelan  John,  laborer  13  Oxford 

Whelan  Mary,  widow  of  Pierce  24  McWhorter 

Whelan  Michael,  laborer  40  River 

Whelan  Randolph,  laborer  194  South  Market 

Whelan  William,  laborer  63  North  Canal 

Wheeler  Amanda,  widow  of  Morris  South  428  Broad 

Wheeler  Charles,  tailor  6a  Fair 

Wheeler  Dinah,  (col'd)  rear  37  Warren 

Wheeler  Grant  J.  lime  manuf.  84  Clay  h.  Bloomfield 

Wheeler  Harry,  (col'd)  8  Prince 

Wheeler  Hiram,  shoe  store  204  h.  350  Broad 

Wheeler  Jacob,  blacksmith  278  Railroa  1  avenue 

Wheeler  Jacob  (col'd)  whitewasher  53  Harrison 

Wheerer  James,  box  manuf.  292  High  h.  428  Broad 

Wheeler  James,  199  Market 

Wheeler  James  V.  shoemaker  30  Baldwin 

Wheeler  Robert,  shoe/naker  18  Cottage 

Wheeler  Sarah  H.  matron  Orphan  Asylum  194  High 

Wheeler  Stephen  C.  accountant  William  c.  Cedar,  N.  Y. 


252*  fierson's 

Wheeler  Stephen  P.  saddler  Brooklyn 
Wheeler  Wm.  A.  stationer  80  Wall h.  84  McDougal,  N.Y. 
Wheeler  &  Co.  William  A.  stationers  175  Broadway  N.  Y. 
Whetsell  David  M.  shoemajjer  294  Washington 
Whetsell  Frances,  widow  of  William  257  Washington 
Whetsell  George,  turner  289  Washington 
Whetsell  Peter,  dancing  master  92  River 
Whetsell  Stephen,  tailor  Montgomery  c.  Broom 
Whipple  Jason,  machinist 46  Fair 
Whitaker  Benjamin  T.  jeweler  28  Green 
Whitaker  Eiisha,  340  Broad  h.  205  Washington 
Whitaker  John  K.  44  Nesbitt 
Whitbeck  Peter,  constable,  91  Market 
V/hitbeck  Peter,  carriage  maker  46  Bank 
White  Jaaob,  mustard  and  spice  grinder  350  High 
White  James,  tanner  51  Ogden 

White  James,  cutter  2  Oak  Hall  Court  rear  276  Broad 
White  John,  hatter  248  Bank 

White  John,  hatchet  manuf.  333  Broad  h.  117  Plane 
White  John,  Newark  n.  Orange 
White  Rev.  Orlando  W.  14  Oak 
While  Richaad,  (col'd)  16  Mill 
White  William,  steelyard  maker  19  Sheffield 
White  William,  shoemaker  117  Plane 
White  &  Wilson,  hatters  250  Bank 
Whitehead  Aaron,  saddletree  maker  11  Comes 
Whitehead  Abby,  widow  of  William  5  Lombardy 
Whitehead  Asa,  att.  and  couns.  375  Broad  h.  44  S.  Broad 
Witehead  Charles  C.  merchant  15  Ward 
Whitehead  Edmund  B.  currier  205  Plane 
Whitehead  Ezra  W.  pump  mfr.  340  Broad  h.  68  Elm 
Whitehead  Isaac,  body  maker  60  Richmond 
Whitehead  John,  att.  &  couns.  143  Market  h.  120  Orchard 
Whitehead  Lewis,  machinist  15  Ward 
Whitehead  Marcus  F.  tinner  148  Mulberry 
Whitehead  William,  tailor  248  Washington 
Whitehead  William  A.  slock  broker  and  sec'y  N.  J.  R.  R. 
Co.  57  Merchant''s  Exchange  N.  Y.  h.  5  Lombardy 
Whitehead  Wm.  Silas,  alt.  at  law  375  Broad  r.  44  S.  B'd. 
Whitenberg  Frederick,  locksmith  2  Chapel  Court 
Whitenack  Henry,  painter  56  h-  135  Mulberry 
Whitfield  Charles  H.  light  carriages  58  h.  33  Commerce 
Whitfield  Elizabeth,  4  Vroom's  alley 
Whitfield  George,  60  Washington 
Whitfield  John  R.  capt.  Ann  Elizabeth  38  Bridge 
Whitfield  William  S.  uphoLsterer  10  Bank 
Whillock  Abigail,  widow  of  Thomas  14  Cedar 
Whiilock  Amanda,  widow  of  James  7  New  York 


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NEWARK  DIRECTORY.  253 

Whitlock  Edward  R.  builder  6  Front 

Whiilock  Maria,  widow  of  Cornelius  96|  Elm 

Whitman  Augustus,  teacher  73  Boston 

Whitman  Daniel  C..8  New 

Whitman  Emeline,  widow  of  Jacob  Orange  n.  Boyden 

Whitman  Samuel,  carriage  maker  Orange  n.  Boyden 

Whitney  Benjamin  C.  comb  maker  29  South  Essex 

Whitney  Eliza  A.  teacher  Wesley  an  Institute 

Whitney  George  C.  shoemaker  123  Union 

Whitney  Henry  A.  oil  store  163  Market  h,  102  S.  O,  ave. 

Whittemore  James,  shoe  manufacturer  3G  William 

Whittemore  Mahion  C.  music  teacher  8  Walnut 

Whittemore  William  H.  carpenter  149  Walnut 

Whitty  William,  grocer  266  Broad  h.  34  Bank 

Whyte  David,  18  Harrison 

Widmer  Jacob,  tailor  45  Commerce 

Wiegmann  Diedrich,  tailor  15  Catharine 

Wiegmann  John,   carriage  maker  83  William 

Wiegmann  John  E.  shoemaker  41  Mechanic 

Wiesner  Adam,  shade  painter  25  Charlton 

Wiesner  Jacob,  shade  painter  207  Bank 

Wiesner  John,  tailor  36  Jones 

Wigfall  George,  brush  maker  40  Cherry  h.  56  River 

Wigfall  Jr.  George,  brush  maker  40  Cherry  124   William 

Wight  Rev  O.  W.  pas.  Univer.  Chqrch  h  17  Commerce 

Wilbur  M.  Denman,  clerk  post  oflfice  r.  437  Broad 

Wilbur  Rodney,  post  master  1 17  Market  h.  437  Broad 

Wilcox  Aaron,  carpenter  6  South  Essex 

Wilcox  Amos,  marble  cutter  18  Mechanic  h.  27  Franklin 

Wilc«x  Augustus  M.  stone  cutter  32  South  Canal 

Wilcox  George,  engraver  32  Orchard 

Wilcox  lluldah,  widow  of  James  C.  28  Ward 

Wilcox  Joseph,  butcher  57  South 

Wilcox  Samuel,  justice  peace  157  Market  h.  32  S.  Canal 

Wilcox   Thomas,  saddlery  hardware  mfr,  Hedenberg's 

h.  23  Smith 
Wild  Paul,  shoemaker  166  Bank 
Wild  Sarah,  9  Lon  jworth 
Wilde  Henry,  secretary   N.  &  R.  Lime  and   Cement  Co. 

h.  51  Green 
Wilde  Herbert,  currier  48  Church 
Wilde  William,  hatter  23  Mulberry 
Wilder  Sarah,  80  Bank 
Wildin  Smith,  sea  captain  77  Commerce 
Wilkins  William,  builder  87  Plane 
Wilkinson  Benjamin,  shw^le  shaver  SI  Jefferson 
Wilkinson  Edwin,  shoemaker  6fi  Crane 
Wilkinson  Jame^,  shoemaker  52  Walnut 
22 


254  pierson's 

Wilkinson  John  C.  I7j  Libnrty 

Wilkinson  Josiah  H.  clerk  3()7  Brond  h.  50  Walnat 

Wilkinson  Mntihias,  shoemaker  51  Hamilton 

Wilkinson  William  H.  plater  Hi  Broad 

"Williams  Abraham,  7  Quarry 

Williams  Abraham,  carpenter  35  Ogden 

Williams  Albert,  jeweler  25  Franklin 

Williams  Alfred,  carpenter  107  South  Prospect. 

Williams  Amanda,  widow  of  Charles  7  Orchard 

Williams  Ambrose.  19  Park  Place 

Williams  Andrew  L.  watchmaker  226J  Bd.  h.  20i  Halsey 

Williams  Archibald,  shoe  maker  24  Court 

Williams  Benjamin  C  95  Halsey 

Williams  Betsey,  widow  of  Morris  114  Orange 

Williams  Caleb,  saddler  20  Franklin 

Williams  Jr.  Charles  J   278  Broad 

Williams  Damaris,  widow  of  Elihu  67  Warren 

Williams  Daniel  T.  dry  goods  184  h.  144  Broad 

Williams  Edmond,  grocer  15  Broad 

Williams  Edward,  blacksmith  14  Sommit 

Williams  Edwin  R.  T.  druggist  241  Broad  h.'95  Halsey 

Williams  &  Co.  E.  R  T.  druggists  241  Broad 

Williams  Eli,  potter  6  Plane  n.  Orange 

Williams  Elijah,  blacksmith  Searing's  Mill 

Williams  Elizabeth,  widow  S)5  Halsey 

Williams  Ellen,  rear  53  Boston 

Williams  Ezekiel  C.  104  h.  91  Market 

Williams  Geo.  edge  tool  maker  High  c.  Mill  h.  25  Quarry 

Williams  George  C.  halter  146  Plane 

Williams  George  M.  shoemaker  Boyden  n.  Orange  • 

Williams  Hannah,  widow  of  Benjamin  192  Mulberry 

Williams  Henry,  (col'd)  laborer  99  Garden 

Williams  Horton,  clerk  r.  54  William 

Wiliams  Isaac  H.  lace  weaver  5J  Fair  h.  53  Catharine 

Williams  James,  mason  Marshall  c.  Grand 

Williams  James,  cutter  141  Market  h  8  Park 

Williams  James  H.  machinist  500  Ferry 

Williams  Jane,  widow  of  Primis  2  Crane's  Basin 

Williams  Joel,  carpenter  ll4  Orange 

Williams  John,  coach  painter  32  Lafayette 

Williams  John,  moulder  114  State 

Williams  John  H,  shoemaker  71  M.  &  E.  Railroad  ave. 

Williams  John  P.  (col'd)  barber  150  Broad  h.  10  Halsey 

Williams  Lewis  N.  co^ch  maker  20  Mechanic 

Williams  Martha,  122  Eroad 

Williams  Oliver  H.  saddler  2  Columbia 

Williams  Robert  B.  shoemaker  29  Franklin 

Williams  Sally  C.  widow  of  Phillip  16  South  Bridge 

Wilhanjs  Samuel,  Lodi  over  the  river 


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NEWARK  SIRECTORT.  255 

Williams  Samuel,  laborer  64  Richmond 
Williams  Sarah,  15  Park  Place 
Williams  Thomas  A.  shoemaker  New  n.  Searing 
Williams  Tiiomas  R  master  mason  107  Orange 
Williams  William,  grocer  B9  Halsey  c.  Cedar 
Williams  William,  67  North  Broad 
Williams  William,  (col'd)  laborer  rear  IfJ  Durand  " 
Williams  William,  tailor  123  Market  h.  67  New- 
Williams  William  C.  clerk  250  r.  604  Broad 
Williams  William  H.  captain  163  Commerce 
Williamson  Benjamin,  prosecutor  pleas  Eliztfljethtown 
Williamson  Isaac,  attorney  &  couns.at  law  Elizaielhtoum 
Willis  .Albert,  shoemaker  56  Court 

Willis  Charles  E.  Express  A^.  &  Neio  York  h.  14  Kinney 
Willis  David,  grocer  105  Broad  h.  1  Bridge 
Willis  Jesse  B.  fish  dealer  3  Pear  Alley 
Willis  John,  japanner  New  c   Newark 
W'llis  Samuel,  shoemaker  107  South  Canal 
Willson  Catharine,  widow  of  Capt.  Charles  24  Halsey 
Willson  Catharine,  24  Halsey 
Willson  David,  shoemaker  190  Calharine 
Willson  P^lizabeth.  widow  of  Joshua  117  Plane 
Wilsey  Jeremiah  L.  sea  captain  20  Ferry 
Wilson  Agnes,  widow  of  Hamilton  dyer  37  Calharin6 
Wilson  Andrew,  laborer  OgHen  n.  Clay 
Wilson  Augustus,  seaman  1 6  East  Mechanic 
Wilson  Charles,  file  cutler  58  Hamilton  h.  94  William 
Wilson  Dan'l  M.  iron  msr.  80  Broad,  N.  Y.  h.  225  Market 
Wilson  David,  hSlter  246  B^Lnk 
Wilson  Elvira,  widow  of  Joseph  53  Bank 
Wilson  Hercules,  machinist  61  Spring 
Wilson  James,  laborer  24  Lombardy 
Wilson  Jnmes,  hatter  246  Bank 

Wilson  John  R-  jeweler  40  Columbia  h.  116  Mulberry 
Wilson  Joseph,  gardener  lower  end  of  Point  Lane 
Wilson  Joseph  M.  pilot  53  Hank 
Wilson  I\lichael,  painter  100  Plane 
Wilson  Orson,  hardware  305  h.  438  Broad 
Wilson  Sarah,  w'dow  of  Dnvid  34  Quarry 
Wilson  Stephen,  book  binder  13  John 
Wilson  Thomas,  engraver  281  Market 
Wilson  William,  laborer  34  Division  Place 
Wilson  William  B.  constable  33  Washiiigton 
Wilson  William  F.  turner  35  Ogden 
Wilson  William  N.  merchant  Binghamlon,  N.  Y. 
Wilson  William  S.  cooper  10  Bank 
Winans  Abner,  shoe  manuf.  92  Mulberry  h.  100  Union 
Winans  Abraham,  34  Warren 


256  pieuson's 

Winans  Charles,  blacksmith  17  Springfield  Avenoe 

Winans  Eliza  W.  174  Washington 

Winans  Frederick,  vegetables,  &c.  13  Court 

Winans  Isaac  C  Springfield  Avenue  n.  toll  gate 

Winans  James  H.  carpenter  68  Orange 

Winans  Jerome,  carpenter  15  Orchard 

Winans  Joseph  B.  lucksmitii  II  Court 

Winans  Robert,  tailor  19  Warren 

Winans  Sarah,  widow  of  Daniel  15  Orchard 

Winans  Miss  Wealthy,  163  Plane 

Winans  Whitfield,  carpenter  15  Orchard 

Winan^Viliiam,  carpenter  7  Frnnklin 

WinanFWilliam  H.  S.  card  printer  2&5  Broad  h.  104  Wm, 

Winegar  John  C   carpenter  35  Jefferson 

Winegarlner  Charles,  hatter  46  Orange 

Wir.egartner  John,  laborer  63  Springfield  Avenue 

Winegarlner  Ryman,  saddler  63  Springfield  Avenue 

Winkworth  Samuel,  grocer  10  Summit 

Winner  Rev.  Isaac  C.  pastor  Quarry. st  Church 

Winne.s  Rev.  William,  pas.  Ger.  Pres.  Church  28  Wm. 

Winter  John,  farmer  Napoleon  c.  Elm 

Winter  Matthew  H.  currier  69  Catharine 

Winter  William,  tailor  242  Mulberry 

Winters  Charles,  farmer  jEltzabelhtown  Road 

Winters  Francis,  laborer  14  Oxford 

Wirsing  Christopher,  locksiTiiih  1   Grant's  Alley 

Wishimer  Frederick,  lace  weaver  67  Walnut 

Wiss  Jacob,  culler  7  h.  8  Bank 

Withers  John,  clerk  336  h.  442  Broad     * 

Withey  Calvin  W.  cigar  maker  351  High 

Wiihey  Francis,  cigfr  maker  foot  Commerce 

Witzel  Ellas,  shoemaker  155  Washington  c.  Market 

Woerule  Louis,  blacksmith  122  JeflTerson 

Wolf  Conrad,  tailor  36  Grand 

Wolf  F.  11  Searing 

Wolf  Isaiah  C.  blacksmith  44  William 

Wolf  Joseph,  shoemaker  42  Warren 

Welters  Reinder,  382  Railroad  Avenue 

Wooby  William,  (col'd)  laborer  3  Church 

Wood  Benjamin  J.  accouAiant  7  North  Essex  h.  69  Wash 

Wood  ('harles  W.  hatter  T3  Blocker 

Wood  Christopher  N.  painter  and  glazier  244  Plane 

Wood  David,  grocer  94  Washington 

Wood  Elias,  mason  69  Mercer 

Wood  Elizabeth,  widow  nurse  294  Washington 

Wood  Ellen,  widow  of  John  1!)  Orleans 

Wood  Frederick,  buckle  in.  1  South  Orange  Avenae 

Wood  Henry,  shoemaker  42  Richmond 


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Wood  John,  botanic  druggist  12  Niagara 
Wood  John,  painter  9  East  River 
Wood  Jonathan,  shoemaker  21  Cedar 
Wood  Joseph,  shoemaker  34  Clinton 
Wood  Lyman,  hatter  16  New 
Wood  Stephen  D,  cigar  maker  10  Elra      ♦ 
Wood  William,  teamster  67  Washington 
Woodend)'e  John,  harness  maker  12  Fair 
Woodhull  James  H.  sec.  life  ins.  153  Market  h.56  Walnut 
WoodhuU  Lewis,  hatter  34  William 
Woodland  Sarah,  248  Washington 
Woodland  Thomas  B.  44  William 
Woodruff  Aaron  P.  tailor  159^  Mulberry 
Woodruff  Albert  G.  hat  curler  9  Franklin 
WoodrufT  Archibald,  sec'ry.  Mutual  Assur.  Co.  230  Broad 
Woodrnflf  Benjamin  (col'd)  20  Division  Place 
Woodruff  Caleb,  accountant  109  Nesbitt 
Woodruff  Chauncey,  coffee  and  spice  grinder  139  Elm 
Woodruff  David  P.  clerk  North  River  Bank  43  Smith 
Woodruff  Emma  L.  dressmaker  1  Orchard 
Woodruff  Enos,  wire  cloth  rear  31  Garden  h.  E.  Town 
Woodruff  Frances  B.  50  Washington 
Woodruff  George,  grocer  iV.  Y.  h."  15  Fulton 
Woodruff  Hannah  W.  50  Washington 
Woodruff  Hezekiah,  hatter  26  Ailing 
Woodruff  Hezekiah  S.  m.  d.  Lafayette,  Sussex  Co. 
Woodruff  Horace,  carman  102  Walnut 
Woodruff  Jacob  D.  m.  d.  enquire  14  Fulton 
Woodruff  James,  shoemaker  185  Thomas  n.  Hermon 
Woodruff  Mrs.  James  H  68  Bank 
Woodruff  James  W.  wheelwright  109  Nesbitt 
Woodruff  Joanna,  widow  of  David  9  Franklin 
Woodruff  John  B.  238  Plane 
Woodruff  John  C.  hardware  299  r.  230  Broad 
Woodruff  Lewis,  livery  stables  35  Academy 
Woodruff  Mary,  widow  of  Parsons  28  Clinton 
Woodruff  Matthias,  mason  139  Elm 
Woodruff  Moses  H,  shoemaker  42  Goble 
Woodruff  Phebe,  widow  of  Moses  50  Washington 
Woodruff  Samuel  D.  blacksmith  l2  Franklin  Place 
Woodruff  Seth  H.  shoemaker  95  Washington 
Woodruff  Smith,  tailor  9  Court 
Woodruff  Stephen  F.  California 
Woodruff  Stephen  H.  Broadway,  N.  Y.  19  Smith 
Woodruff  Stewart  F.  California  88  Walnut 
Wood  ruff  Thomas  T.  wagon  maker?  Church  h.  50  Wash. 
Woodruff  Wickliffe,  pump  m.  340  Broad  h.  1  Orchard 
Woods  Bridget,  widow  of  Henry  49  Academy 
22* 


258  pierson's 

Woods  Jesse  B  cab  driver  189  Broad 

Woods  John,  tailor  5  Franklin  Place 

Woods  fjydia.  widow  of  John  25  Uedar 

Woods  Theodore,  carman  4()  North  Prospect 

Woodward  Daniel,  carpenter  94  Elm 

Woodyard  John,  shoemaker  16  Parker 

Wooley  George,  hatter  58  Madison 

Wooley  James,  halter  25  Congress 

Wooley  Samuel,  haltei  58  Madison 

Woolsey  Amelia,  22  Baldwin 

Woojsey  Harriet,  widow  of  Jacob  Bruen  c.  Lafayette 

Worden  James  H.  hatter  77  Plane 

Worn  George,  trunk  maker  1U4  Plane 

Worn  S  imuel  H.  trunk  maker  508  Broad 

Wonhington  John,  eating  house  8  Commerce 

Wright  Edward  H.  attorney  at  law  8  Park  Place 

Wright  Frederick,  carriage  maker  11  Division  Place 

Wright  James,  blacksmith  79  Inness 

Wright  James,  65  River 

Wright  Mary,  widow  of  Henry  48  Lawrence 

Wright  Thomas,  machinist  46  Front 

Wright  William,  patent  spring  maker  615  Broad 

Wright  William,  plater  "27  Durand 

Wright  Hon.  William,  8  Park  Place 

Wrigley  John,  pattern  maker  103  Warren 

Wunderle  George,  shoemaker  74  Bank 

Wuitz  George,  jeweler 75  Mulberry 

Wyckoff  Charles,  City  Hotel  3C6  Broad 

WyckoflF  Charles  H.  carpenter  32  Orleans 

Wyman  Francis,  tailor  Crane*above  Parker 

Wyman  George,  laborer  13  White 

Wyman  Robert,  collar  maker  54  Green 

Wyra  Daniel,  currier  24  Scriber's  Lane 

Y. 

Yale  Charles,  cooper  46  Front 

Yalyis  Lewis,  plater  Summit  c.  Academy 

Yamra  John,  machinist  83  William 

Yamrad  F.dward,  surgical  instrument  maker  12  Cross 

Yearance  Christopher,  coach  maker  189  Market 

Yearance  Jane,  widow  of  Garret  C.  48  William 

Yeomans  Hannah,  widow  of  Samuel  Ogden  n.  Clay 

Yerance  John  G.  carpenter  55  Bank 

Yerbray  Edward,  japanner  24  Summit 

Yericho  Henry,  shoemaker  2  William 

Yorks  John  J.  (col'd)  hatchet  grinder  63  Inness  C.  Lock 

Youmaiis  Charles  H.  sash  and  blinds  13  Broad 

Young  Aaron,  collector  57  Orange 


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NEWARK     DIRECTORY.  1&9 

Young  jr.  Aaron,  hatter  187  Market 

Young  (Caroline  R.  96  Union 

Young  Catharine,  widow  of  Martin  53  North  Broad 

Young  Charles,  cap  maker  200  Market 

Young  Charles  E.  dry  goods  135  h.  97  Market 

Young  &  Co.  Charles  E.  dry  goods  135  Market 

Young  Francis,  paper  stainer  foot  of  South 

Young  Henrietta  S.  teacher  96  Union 

Young  Isaac  L.  coach  maker  20  Liberty 

Young  Jacob,  clerk  10  Crane 

Young  James,  wheelwright. 3  Ferry  h.  49  Mechanic 

Young  James  R.  hatter  52  Bleaker 

Young  John,  morocco  store  64  Market  h^  l75  Washington 

Young  John  C  harness  maker  24  Hill 

Young  John  F.  machinist  8  F'ranklin  Place 

Young  John  I.  accountant  2  Beaver  h.  20  Cherry 

Young  Joseph  C.  builder  38  Walnut 

Young  Mary  C.  school  69  r.  67  Court 

Young  Nathaniel,  shoemaker  88  Kinney 

Young  Peter,  laborer  10  Crane 

Young  Shebna  S.  captain  4  Ward 

Young  Stephen  H.  saddler  51  Congress 

Young  Stephen  O.  shoemaker  139  Kinney 

Young  Uzal  A- dairyman  Lyons  Farms 

Young  Warren  E.  carpenter  8  Franklin  Place 

Younger  Andrew,  carpet  weaver  Camptown  Road 

Youngs  David,  teamster  58  Broad 

Youngs  Henry  I.  engineer  17  South  Prospect 

Youngs  Joseph,  keeper  Railroad  Bridge 

Youngs  Thomas,  toll  collector  Old  Bridge 

Yule  Peter,  cloth  cutter  239  Plane 

Yunghans  Jacob,  tailor  35  Charlton 


Zeagler  Charles,  att.  at  law  113  Market 

Zeagler  Christian,  laborer  1 7  Niagara 

Zetfel  Charles,  locksmith  44  Prince  jM 

Zenglein  Antone,  quarry  man  Ridge  c.  Mill  *.  ^ 

Zilliox-Jacob,  tailor  rear  105  William  ^'j 

Zimmerman  Jacob,  tailor  2t)  Upper  Jefferson  *-  .- 

Zimmerman  Lawrence,  gardener  561  Ferry 

Zimmerman  Paulison,  22  Niagara 

Zimmerman  Rev.  Simon,  9  Liberty 

Zone  Christian,  filer  19  Orange 

Zusi  Phillip,  carpet  weaver  31  Grand 

Zwick  Charles,  clerk  160  Broad 


260  ADVERTISEMENTS. 

UNITED  STATES 

SPOKE  &  HANDLE  FACTORY, 

At  the  "  Phoenix  Works," 

204  Market  street,  Newark,  New-Jersey. 

The   Proprietor  of  the  above  named  establishment  would 
respectfully  inform  his  customers  and  the  community 
at  large,  that  he  has  recently  increased  his  Ma- 
chinery and  enlarged  his  Stock,  to  an 
extent  adequate  to  supply 
promply  the  demand  for  his  Manufacturers.       » 
A  heavy  stock  constantly  on  hand. 

PRIME  JERSEY  OAK  AND 

HICKORV  SPOKES 

FOR 

Omnibus,  Heavy  Wagon,  Cart, 

Post  Coach,  Coach  and  Coachee,   Barouch, 

Rockaway,  Buggy,  Gig  and  Sulkey,  Trotting  wagon, 

&c.,  &c.,&c. 

Also,  all  kinds  of  the  following : — 
No.  1,2  and  3,  Axe  Helves. 
Boys'  and  Hunters'  Axe  Handles. 
Pick,  Sledge  and  "Smiths'     do. 

Shingling,  Lath,  Pruning  and  Bench  Hatchet  Handles; 
Nail,  Riveting,  Stone  and  Machinist  Hammer  Handles. 

All  made  of  choice  Hickory,  latest  style  of 
pattern,  and  superior  finish. 

Swingle-Trees  and  Spring-Bars, 

turned  to  order. 

CHARLES  L.  CHAPLAIN,  Proprietor. 
AMOS  CARTER,  Superintendant. 

^-  WANTED— By  the  Cord,  White  Heart  Hickory, 
free  from  knots,  not  less  than  four  inches  thick  at  the  top 
end,  and  3  feet  long — for  which  the  market  price  will  be 
given. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  20^' 

ADVERTISEMENTS. 
DRY  tr  ^   M     GOODS. 


GEORGE  BAUER, 

Dealer  in  Fancy  Dry  Goods.  280  Broad  st.  a  few  doors 
above  Market. 


BUCKNALL  cj  CO. 

Dealers  in  Foreign  and  Domestic,  Stapfe  and  Fancy  Dry 
Goods,  172  Broad  st. 


ELIJAH  D.  BURNETT, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Cloth  and  Trimming  Store, 
137  Market,  near  Broad  st 


.   CARR1NGT0N&  SAYRE. 
Dealers  in  Foreign  and  Domestic,  Staple  and  Fancy  Dry 

Goods,  222  Broad  st. 
J.  N.  Carrington,  '        Albert  Sayre. 

CROWELL  &  CHANDLER, 

Dealers  in  Foreign  and  Domestic,  Staple  and  Fancy  Dry 

Goods,  284  Broad  St. 
S.  G.  Crowell,  T.  C.  Chandler. 

THOMAS  C.  DAVIS  &  CO. 
Dealers  in  Foreign  and  Dompetic  Staple  and  Fancy  Dry 

Goods,  133  Market  st. 
T.  C.  Davis,  Jonathan  T.  Ogden. 


ALFRED  EDWARDS  &  dO. 

Wholesale  Dealers  in  Frpnch,  Italian  and  India  Silk 

Goods,  122  Pearl  street,  N.  Y. 

Alfred  Edwards,  R.  C.  Edwards. 


262  ADVERTISEMENTS. 

J.  C.  GROSHONG  &  CO. 

Dealers  in  Foreign  and  Domestic,  Staple  an3  Fancy  Dry 

Goods,  250  Broad  st. 
J.  C.  Groshong,  J.  D.  Hall- 

S.  R.  W.  HEATH, 

Dealer  in  Foreign  and  Domestic,  Staple  and  Fancy  Dry 
Goods,  286  Broad  st. 
«     . 

JOHN  HEBERTON, 

Dealer  in  Foreign  and  Domestic,  Staple  and  Fancy  Dry 
Goods,  242  Broad  st-  corner  Canal. 

JOHN  H.  KASE, 

Dealer  in  Foreign  and  Domestic,  Staple  and  Fancy  Dry 
Goods,  2ao  Broad  st. 


JOHN  G.  KITCHEN, 

Dealer  in  Foreign  and  Domestic,  Staple  and  Fancy  Dry 
Goods,  2-56  Broad  st. 


KITCHEN,  MONTROSS  &  WILCOX, 

Dry  Goods  Jobbers,  57  Liberty,  N.  Y. 
Z.  H.  Kitchen,        William  Moniross,  A.  P.  Wilcox. 


LANE  &  GUILD, 

Wholesale  Dealers  in  Fancy  and  Staple  Dry  Goodsi 

(for  Cash.)  43  William,  N.  Y. 

P.  Van  Zandt  Lane,  Wm.  B.  Guild. 


ANNASTA  McCORD, 
Fancy  Dry  Goods  Store,  272  Broad,  near  Bank. 

McKIRGAN  &  SCOTT, 

Dealers  in  Dry  Goods  and  Groceries, 

720  Broad  st. 

T.  McKirgan,  Daniel  0.  Scott* 


MILLER  &  WARD, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in  Foreipn  and  Domestic, 

Staple  and  Fancy  Dry  Goods,  iJoS  Broad,  corner 

Parle  Church  Pldce. 

Thomas  Miller,  Henry  S.  Ward. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  263 

PARKHTJRST  &  WEST, 

Dealers  in  Foreign  and  Domestic,  Staple  and  Fancy  Dry 
Goods,  216  Broad  st. 


GEORGE  H.  PETERS, 

Dealer  in  Foreign  and  Domestic,  Staple  and  Fancy  Dry 
Goods,  131  Marliet  st. 


SAMUEL  PIEUSON  &  SON, 
Dealers  in  Dry  Goods  and  Groceries,  574  Broad  sf. 


DAVID  SMITH  <^  SON, 

Dealers  in  Foreign  and' Domestic,  Staple  and  Fancy  Dry 

Goods,  274  Broad  st. 
David  Smith,  David  W.  Smith. 


TOWLE  &  BROTHERS, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in  Foreign  and  Domestic, 

Staple  and  Fancy  Dry  Goods.  182  &  212  Broad  St., 

and  173  Spring,  N.,Y. 


S.  P.  TUERS, 

Dealer  in  Foreign  and  Domestic,  Staple  and  Fancy  Dry 
Goods,  160  Broad  st. 


JOHN  VAN  WaGENEN, 

Dealer  in  Foreign  and  Domestic,  Staple  and  Fancy  Dry 
Goods,  258  Broad  st. 


WESTFALL  &  GRANT, 

Dealers  in  Foreign  and  Domestic,  Staple  and  Fancy  Dry 

Goods,  98  Broad  st. 
Wm.  Westfall,  Alexander  Grant,  Jr. 

WILLIAM  E.  WHITING  &  CO. 

Dealers  in  Foreign  and  Domestic  Straw  Goods,  also 
Umbrellas  and  Parasols,  122  Pearl  st.  N.  Y. 

CHARLES  E.  YOUNG  &  CO. 

Dealers  in  Foreign  and  Domestic,  Staple  and  Fancy  Dry 

Goods,  135  Market  st. 
C.  E.  Young,  Jolin  Young. 


264  ADVERTISEMENTt 


JOHN  H  STEPHENS  &  CO. 

Wholesale  &  Retail  Grocers,  Wine  &  Provision  DealerSt 

164  Broad  st.,  opposite  Episcopal  Church. 
J.  H.  Stephens,  Wm-  H.  Camp. 

J.  W.  CONDIT  4-  POOL, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Grocers;  Liquor  and  General 

Provision  Store, 

176  Broad  street,  corner  New. 

J.  W.  Condit,  Alex.  Pool. 


D.  W.  cj-  H.  E.  RICHARDS, 

Wholesale  Cash  Grocers,  Wine,  Liquor  and  Commission 

Merchant  &  Money  Broiiers, 

Dealers  in  Paints,  Oils,  Window  Glass,  Putty,  etc.,  etc. 

for  Cash  only  !  at  greatly  Reduced  Prices, 

362  and  3(i4  Broad  street. 


K1TCHELL&  WARD, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Grocers,  and  General  Provision 

Store,  102  Broad  st    opposite  Bridge. 

Also,  Plaster  for  sale. 

S.  H.  Kitchen.  C.  S.  Ward. 


J.  S.  DAVISON, 

Commission  Merchant,  and  dealer  in  Southern,  Gennesee 
and  Ohio  Flour,  Timothy,  Clover  and  Flax  Seed, 
Provision,  Pork,  Hams.  Lard,  Butter,  Che'ese, 
Meal,  Oats,  Feed,  &c. 
74  Courtlandt  street,  N.  Y. 


S.  B.  POTTER, 

Wholesale  Grocer  and  Piovision  Dealer, 
89  Barclay  si.  N.  Y. 


AMZT  GARABRANT, 
Grocer  and  Dealer  in  Salt,  Fish,  Pork,  &C.  &C. 
140  Marltet  st.  near  Broad. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  265 

C.   M.  HILL, 

Tea  and  Coffee  Grocer,  and  Spice  Store,  Also,  Sugars, 

Dried  Fruits,  &c.     Cheap  for  Cash 

200  Broad    st. 


CHARLES  A.  DEHART, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Grocer  and  Provision  Dealer, 

249  Broad  st.  corner  of  Commerce. 

N.  B.  Salt,  Fish,  Flour,  Feed.  Oats.  Hay,  Foreign  Fruit, 

&c.  at  the  lowest  Cash  Prices. 


BONNEL  &  WHITTY, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Grocers  and  Tea  Dealers, 
266  Broad  st.  corner  of  Bank. 


WILLIAM  W.    FORD, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Grocer  and  Provision  Store, 

147  Broad  st. 

Also,  at  149,  Flour,  Feed,  Oats,  and  Hay  by  the  Bale. 


ABIJAH  P.  ELY, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Grocer  and  Tea  Store, 

47  Mechanic  street. 

IW  Terms    Cash. 


BERRY  &  WARD, 
Dealers  in  Groceries,  Flour  and  Feed,  at  Wholesale  and 

Retail,  401  Broad  st. 
A.  C.  Berry,  Aaron  Ward,  Jr. 

ABNER  BOND, 
Grocer  and  General  Provision  Store,  372  Broad  st- 


BENJAMIN  STITES, 

General  Family  Grocer    and    Provision  Store, 
368  Broad  St.,  corner  of  William. 


H.  G.  JOHNSON, 

Dealer  in  Groceries,  and  General  Provision  Store, 

385    Broad   st. 


JOHN  H.    KERNAN'S 

Cash  Grocery  &  Provision  Store,  164  Plane  st. 
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266  ADTBRTISEMENTV. 

FRANCIS  McCORMlGK»   (Agent.) 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Grocer  and  Provision  Dealer,  174 

Broad  street.     A  full  assortment  of  the  best  of  Teas, 

Sugars,  Coffee,  Molasses,  Flour,  and  Foreign 

-  Fruits,  cheap  for  Cash. 

ROBERT  G.  HENRY, 

Wholesale   and  Retail   Grocer,   and  General    Provision 

Store,  367  Broad  st. 

Near  the  corner  of  Green. 


WM.  B.    SMITH, 

General  Grocer  and  Provision  Store^ 

35  Market,  corner  of  Comes  st» 


JOHN  R.  SAYRE, 
*"  Grocer  and  General  Provision  Store,  169  Market  st 


HENRY   GEIGER, 
Dealer  in  Groceries,  Flour  and  Feed,  143  Market  st. 


B.  McCORMICK,  Jr. 

Cheap  Cash  Grocery  Store,  58j  Mulberry  street.     Coun- 
try merchants  supplied  with  all  kinds  of  Groceries, 

JEREMIAH   BALDWIN, 

Retail  Grocer  and  General  Provision  Store, 

405  Broad,   opposite  Court. 


SAMUEL  B.  GOES, 
Grocer  and  General  Provision  Dealer,  48  Fair  st. 


SILAS  FRANCIS,  Agent, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Grocer,  and  General  Provisioi* 

Store,  27  Quarry  st. 


THOMAS  CORRIGAN, 
Grocer  and  Provision  Store.    Also,  Flour  and  Feed. 

147  Market 


WM.  ROBINSON  &  CO. 

Grocer  and  General  Provision  Store.,  71  Lock  St. 

Terms,    Cash. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  267 


STOUTENBURGH,  DAY  &  CO. 

Manufacturers  and  dealers  in  Looking  Glasses,  Cabinet 
Furniture,  Carpets  and  Chairs,  Featlier  Beds,  Matra'sses, 
Silver  and  Silver  Plated  Ware.  Hollow  and  Wooden 
Ware,  Table  Cutlery,  Britannin,  China,  Glass  and  Earth- 
en ware  Importers  ;  Andirons,  Shovels  and  Tongs,  and  all  - 
other  articles  in  the  house  furnishing  lifie,  wholesale  and 
retail.  Houses  furriished  at  one  day's  notice, 
R.  C.  Stoutenburgb,  1  308 

Ellhu  Day,  [  Broad 

Alvan  Hedden,  )  Street 

FURNISHING   WAREHOUSE. 

GRANNISS  .1^  THOMAS, 

300  Broad  street,  four  doors  -below  Market, 

Dealers  in  Brussels,  Three  Ply,  Ingrain,  Hemp,  List,  R«g, 

and  Venitian  Carpets,  Drugget  and  Baize  ; 

Tufted   and   Brussels   Rugs,    Table  and   Piano    Covers* 
Mattings,  ^c. 

Stair  Rods,  Mats,  Oil  Cloth,  Window  Blinds,  and  Curtains^ 
Crockery,  China,  Glass  and  Er.rthen  ware,  Cut 
and  plain  Glass  ;   Britannia  ware.  Cut- 
lery, Willow  arid  Wooden  ware. 

Furniture,     Chairs,    Looking    Glasses,     Feathers, 
Mattrasses,  and  Feather  Beds, 

Andirons,  Shovels,  Tongs  and  all    other  articles  in  the 
Housekeeping    Line. 

John  W.  Granniss,  )  Crockery  at 

F.  S.  Thomas,  Jr,  J  New  York  prices. 


268 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


JESSE    BALDWIN, 

Importer    ol 


186  Market  St.  corner  of  Mulberry ^ 

\  NEWARK,  N.  J. 


Jesse  Baldwin, 
James   Henderson, 


DANIEL  M.  WILSON  &  CO. 
Dealers  in  Foreign  and  American  Iron,  Steel.  Ac.  and 
manufacturer's  Agents  for  Window  Glass,  Nails,  Hol- 
low ware.  Castings,  Boiler  Plate,  Wood  Screws, 
Anchors,  Chain   Cables,  &c. 
D.  M.  Wilson,     i  78  and    80 

G.  T.  Cobb,         >  Broad  Street, 

Wm.  D.  Bruen.   3  New  York, 


MACKNET  &  WILSON, 

(Successors    to    Jesse    Baldwin) 

IMPORTERS  OF 

HARDWARE, 


C.  S.  Macknet, 
0.  Wilson. 


305  Broad  Street, 


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Newark,  N.  J 


KINNEY  &  CO. 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Hardware  Store, 

139  Market  street,  near  Broad. 

A  constant  supply  of  all  descriptions  of  Iron  and  Steel 

on  hand  and  for  sale  cheap  for  cash. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  269 

NEWARK  &  ROSENDALE 

LIME  &  CEMENT  COMPANY, 

Manufacturers  of  Hydraulic  Cement, 

Calcined  &  Farmers'  Plaster  &  MarMe  Dost. 

OFFICE   AT   THE  WORKS, 

South  Market  Street,  opposite  the  Gas  House. 

H.  WILDE,  Sec'y. 

NEWARK,  N.  J. 


THE  NEWARK  LIME  AND  CEMENT 

MANUFACTURING  COMPANY- 

(Formerly  Tompkins,  Hedden  &  Co) 
Bridge  Dock,  foot  of  Bridge  Street. 

Manufacturers  and  dealers  in  Lime,  Hydraulic  C«iment 

and  Plaster,  at  wholesale  or  retail,  in  casks  or 

without,  to  suit  purchasers,  viz : 

White  Lime  of  a  superior  quality  for  whitewashing  and 
Hard  Finish, 

Calcined  Plaster  and   Lime  for  building  purposes  and 
Masons'  use  in  general. 

Plaster  in  the  Lump  or  Ground,  and  Bulk  Lime 
for  farmers'  use. 

The  above  articles  are  manufactured  of  the  very  best 
materials,  and  put  up  to  order. 

All  orders  thankfully  received  and  promptly 
attended  to. 

ELTAS  TOMPKINS,  President. 

Sahobl  C.  Joircs,  Secretary. 
JoTHAM  Hedden,  Treasurer. 

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270 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


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ALFRED  EXALL, 

(Successor  to  J.  B.  Ward,) 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in  Stoves,  Plain  Tin  and 

Japanned  Ware,  Hollow  Ware,  and  Camphene 

and  Oil  Lamps  of  every  description, 

148  Market  Street. 


S.  B.  MILLER, 

(Successor  to  Ezra  W.  Whitehead,) 

Copper,  Tin  and  Iron  Plate  Worker,  and  Manufacturer  of 

Stoves,  Grates,  Hot  Air  Furnaces,  &  Lard  Lamps, 

Do.  Pumps,  340  Broad  st. 

ROSS  &  MUNIER, 
Copper  and  Tin  Roofs,  Copper  and  Tin  Gutters,  Copper, 
Tin,  and  Sheet  Iron  Work  of  all  kinds,  for  cus- 
tomers, of  the  best  kinds,  at  short  notice, 
122  Market  st. 

C.  &  D.  MERCEREAU. 

91  Broad  street,  near  Bridge  street. 

Manufacturers  and  Dealers  in  Tin  and  Sheet  Iron  Ware 

and  Stoves  of  every  description. 


JOHN  ENGLISH, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Manufacturer  of  Tin  and  Sheet 

Iron  Ware,  145  Market  st. 

Stoves  of  every  description  for  sale  cheap. 

Tin  Roofs  put  on  at  the  shortest  notice. 


WM.  LEIBE, 

Stove  Dealer,  Tin  Plate  and  Sheet  Iron  Worker, 

329  Broad  St. 

Has  constantly  for  sale  a  complete  assortment  of  Stoves 

for  Wood  and  Coal,  with  every  article  apj)ertaining 

to  them.    Also,  Tin  Ware  of  every  description 

at  the  lowest  prices. 


ADVERTISEMENTS 


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S.  B.  TUTTLE,     . 

Dealer  in  Mott's  celebrated  Quick  oven  Cook  Stoves, 

and  Agricultural  Furnaces  and  Cauldrons. 

Stanley's  Coal  Burner  and  Rotary   Stovest  and  other 

Cooking  Stoves. 
Also  manufactures  and  keeps  a  large  variety  of  Stoves 

suitable  for  Parlors,  Stores,  Shops,  &c.  &c. 
Barrow's  Hot  air  Furnaces  (the  greatest  generator  of  heat 

yet  invented)  for  heating  Buildings,  fitted  up. 

S.  B.  T's  Celebrated  Summer  Bake  Ovens  at  Wholesale 

and  Retail. 

Copper,  Tin  and  Sheet  Iron  Work  made  to  order  at 

307  Broad  street. 


WILLIAM  H.  DRUMMOND, 

63  Market  street,  (old  stand.) 

Still  keeps  his  usual  assortment  of  Stoves,  Furnaces, 

Cooking  utensils  &c. 

Japanned  and  plain  tin  ware  at  wholesale  and  retail. 

ij"  Tsrms  Cash. 


LYON  &  TAYLOR, 

Copper,  Tin  and  Sheet  Iron  Workers. 

Also  Dealers  in  Cook  Stoves,  Hollow  ware  and  Kitchen 

Furniture. 
N.  B. — Repairing  done  at  short  ootice  at  403  Broad  st. 
Theodore  Lyon,  > 
Wm.  R.  Taylor.  J 


272 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


GARTHWAITE  &  DARCY, 
Wholesale  Clothing  Warehouse,  127—129  Market 


ALLING  &  DEMAREST» 

(Late  Crane,  Ailing  &  Co.) 
Wholesale  Clothing  Warehouse,  133  Market,  (up  stairs.) 


.  PORTER,  KEEN  &  CO. 
Wholesale  Clothing  Warehouse,  288  Broad  st.  (2d  story.) 

LTTTELL  &  PAYAN, 
Wholesale  Clothing  Warehouse,  311  Broad  st. 

HENRY  K.  INGRAHAM, 
Wholesale  Clothing  Warehouse,  81  Cedar,  New  York. 

LEVA^S  &  CO. 
Wholesale  Clothing  Warehouse,  184  Broad  street. 


DANIEL  PIERSON, 
Wholesale  Clothing  Warehouse,  284  Broad  street 

SILAS  MERCHANT, 
Wholesale  Clothing  Warehouse,  302  Broad  street. 

A.  W.  CANFIELD, 
Wholesale  Clothing  Warehouse,  141  Market  street. 


SWAFFIELD  &  WHITMAN, 
Wholesale  &  Retail  Clothing  Warehouse,  186  Broad  street. 

T,  A.  WALDRON  &  CO. 
Wholesale  Clothing  Warehouse,  293  Broad  street. 


A.  W.  WALDRON  4-  CO. 
Wholesale  Clothing  Warehouse,  309  Broad  street. 


ADVKRTISEMENTS.  273 


CUSTOMER   SHOPS. 

H.    ADAMS  &  BROTHER, 
Drapers  and  Tailors,  316  Broad  st.  op.  First  Pres.  Chnrcb. 

JOHN  BARNETT  &  CO. 

Mercliant  Tailors,  238  Broad  street. 

NEHEMIAH  PERRY  &  CO. 
Drapers  and  Tailors,  294  Broad  street. 

W.  A.  LUDLOW, 
Draper  and  Tailor,   123  Market  street. 

JONATHAN    NESBITT, 
Draper  and  Tailor,   130  Broad  street. 

HEATON  &.   CURRIE, 
Merchant  Tailors,  298  Broad  street. 

S.  O.  HEATON, 
Merchant  Tailor,  276  Broad  street. 

JACOB  STUCKY, 
Draper  and  Tailor,  252  Broad  street. 

CHARLES  A.  GLAZE, 
Draper  and  Tailor,  178  Broad  street. 

ALEXANDER  EaGLES  &  CO. 
Drapers  and  Tailors,  90  Broad  Street. 

DUNN  Jf  CAMPBELL, 
Drapers  and  Tailors,  320  Broad  Street. 

WILLTAM  S.  JAQUES, 
Draper  and  Tailor,    240  Broad  street. 

J.  &  J.  B.  BOYLAN, 
Drapers  and  Tailors,  396  Broad  street. 

GEO.  H.  VERNON, 
Draper  and  Tailor,  310  Broad  street. 

MACKIN  &  STOUTENBURGH, 
Drapers  and  Tailors,  216  Broad  street. 


274  ADTERTISEMGNTS. 


M      M 


HAT  MANUFACTURERS. 


RANKIN,  DURYEE  &  CO. 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Hat  and  Cap  Manufacturers. 

2  Beaver  street. 

Peter  S.  Duryee,  >  U.   N.   RankitJ. 

J.  B.   Pinneo,       >  ^  H.   H.  Jaques. 


AGENS  &  CO. 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Hat  and  Cap  Manufacturers, 

271    Broad  street, 

nearly  opposite   Bank  st. 


J.  A.  RANKIN, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Hat  and  Cap  Manufacturer, 

304  Broad  street, 

a  few  doors  below  Market  street. 


JOHN  M.  BRANT, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Hat  and  Cap  Manufacturer, 

326  Broad  street. 


BOOTH  &  SONS, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Hat  Manufacturers,  Orleans  near 

Orange  st. 


JABEZ  ELVERSON  &  CO. 
For  and  Silk  Hat  Manufacturers,  194  Market  st,  c  Mulb'y 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  %7S 

ELIAS  BRAGAW, 
Wholesale  Hat  Manufacturer,  5  Rail  Road  Avenae. 


AMZI  B.  ALSTON, 
Wholesale  and  Retail  Hat  Manufacturer,  29  Liberty  st. 


JOHN  MILLS, 
Hat  store  and  Manufacturer,  202  Broad  st. 


EDWIN  DODD, 
Hat  store  and  Manufacturer,  353  Broad  st. 


HALSEY  &  NOBLE, 

Japan  Silk,  Muslin,  Lawn  and  Fancy  Muslins,  for 
Hatters  use,  Orleans,  cor.  James  st. 


RICHARD  HALL, 

Wholesale  Hat  Manufacturer,  233    Washington 
street,  in  the  rear. 


EFFINGHAM  TOWNLEY, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Hat  Manufacturer,  rear  316  Broad. 


VAIL  &  YATES, 
Wholesale  Hat  Manufacturers,  117  River,  foot  of  Centre. 


AGENS  &  CO. 

Hatters, 

Cap  Store  and  Manufacturers,  271  Broad  street. 

Constantly  on  hand,  Fur  Capes,  Pillerines,  Muffs,  Boas, 

Fur,  Seal  and  Cloth  Caps,  Furs,  &c.,  at  Wholesale 

and    Retail.     Terms  Cash. 


J.  BURROUGHS, 

Fur  Blower  at  J.  C.  Hedenberg's  buildings.  Inclined 

Plane  of  Morris  Canal. 


27ft 


ADTERTI8EMENTS. 


STOCK  AND  COLLAR  MANUFACTURERS. 

JOHN  M.  DAVIES  &  JONES, 

Importers  of  Caps,    Stocks,    Collars,    Bosoms,    Shirts, 

Oiled  Silks,  Glazed  Silks,  Glazed  Lawn,  Glazed 

Muslin,  and  all  kinds  of  Cap  and  Stock 

Trimmings. 

At  106  William,  South-east  corner  of  John  St.,  N.  York, 

John  M.  Davies,  James  M.  Jones. 

Wholesale   and  Retail  Shirt  and   Collar  Manufacturer, 
312  Broad  street,  (up  stairs  ) 

Mrs.   SHARP, 

French   Corset  and  Shoulder  Brace  Maker, 
138  Broad   Street, 


J.  HUNDERTPFUND, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Umbrella,  Parasol  and  Cane  Manu- 
facturer, 111  Market  street. 
All  repairing  done  at  the  shortest  notice,  and  on 
the  most  reasonable  terms. 
Terms  Cash. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  277 


BOOT  &  SHOE   MANUFACTURERS. 

RICHARD     8WEASKY, 

Wholesale  Boot  and  Shoe  Manufacturer,  61  Market  St. 

a  few  doors  above  Washington. 

jeremiaiTt.  mix, 

Wholesale  Boot  and  Shoe  Manufacturer, 
285  Washington   street. 

A.  D.  "bLAUVELT, 

Wholesale  Boot  and  Shoe  Manufacturer, 

138  Market  st.  (2d  story.) 

ltndsleyTdouglass, 

Wholesale  Boot  and  Shoe  Manufacturers,  372  Broad  st. 
John  Lindsley,  Marcus  B,  Douglass. 

JOHN  VAN  RIPER, 

Wholesale  Boot  and  Shoe  Manufacturer, 

53  Church    st. 


OTIS  BOYDEN, 
Wholesale  Boot  and  Sboe  Manufacturer,  200  Market  st 

L.   BOYDEN, 

Wholesale  Boot  and  Shoe  Manufacturer, 

■303   Broad  st.,    (up  stairs.) 

Wm.    l^RHUNE, 
Wholesale  Boot  and  Shoe  Manufacturer,  142  Market  st. 

JOHN  TERHUNE, 

Wholesale  Boot  and  Shoe  Manufacturer, 

298  Bioad  st.  (up  stairs.) 

E.  C.  ABER, 
•  Wholesale  Manufacturer  of  Misses'  and  Children's  Shoes, 
81   Plane    street. 

JACOBUS,  TICHENOR   &  CO 

Boot  and  Shoe  manufacturers,  140  Market  street. 

J.  I.  Jacobus,      Joseph  Tichenor,      John  G.  Van  Riper. 

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278  ADVERTISEMENTS. 

CUSTOMER  SHOPS. 


JONAS    AGENS, 

Boot  and   Shoe  Store  and  Manufacturer,  150  Broad  «t. 
where  will  be  found  at  all  times  an  assortment  of 
Gentlemen's  and  Ladies',  Misses'  and  Chil- 
dren's Boots  and  Shoes, — for  Cash. 


JOHN  S.  PESHIN^, 

Boot  and  Shoe  Store  and  Manufacturer,  318  Broad  street. 

Washington  iiall  Building. 

A  constant  supply  of  Gentlemen's.  Ladies'  and  Children's 

Boots  and  Shoes  on  hand,  warranted  first  quality, 

For  Sale  Cheap  for  Cash. 


BYRON  IRVIN, 

Boot  and  Shoe  Store  and  Manufacturer, 

283  Broad  street. 

A  constant  supply  of  Ladies'.,  Gentlemen's  and  Children's 

Boots  and  Shoes,  of  good  quality  and  Fashionable  style, 

gy  For  sale  cheap  for  Cash. 


J.  J.  COOPER, 

Cheap  Boot  and  Shoe  Store,  322  Broad  st,  opposite 

the  First  (Church 

Ladies'    Gaiter  Boots,  Half  Gaiter  Boois,  Bus^kins  and 

Morocco  Slippers,  first  quality  ;  Misses'  &  Children's 

Boots  and  Shoes,  Men's  Seal,  Kip  and  Coarse 

Boots.     Rubbers  of  all  kinds — Very  Cheap. 
y^  No  abatement  Irom  the  first  price  asked. 


NICHOLAS  BALEVRE, 

French  Boot  Maker,  206  Broad  street. 

Gentlemen's  Fine  Dress  Boots  made  to  order,  from  the 

best  materials  and  of  the  latest  style. 

Terms,   Cash  on    Delivery. 


ADrERTISEMENTS.  279 

DAVID  COLLINS. 

Retail  Boot  and  Shoe  Store  and  Manufacturer, 
l41  Mulberry  St.,  corner  of  Franklin. 

E.  &  A.  N.  MOCKRIDGE, 

Manufacturers  of  and  Dealers  in  Boots  and  Shoes, 

No.  3«)6  Uroad  st. 

Ladies'  and  Gentlemen's  Boots  and  Shoes  made  to  order. 

DZP  Cheap  for  Cash- 

JAMES  RILEY, 

Boot  and   Shoe  Store  and  Manufacturer,  167  Market  at. 

near  Broad  street. 


DAVID  AUBLE, 

Boot  and  Shoe  Store  and  Manufacturer,  236  Broad  street, 

near  the  Canal. 

STEPHEN  MONROE, 

Bout  and  Shoe  Store  and  Manufacturer,  162  Broad  street, 

opposite  the  Episcopal  Cljurch. 


C    STfERINGER, 
Boot  and  Shoe  Store  and  Manufacturer,  348  Broad  street. 


JOHN  REES. 
Boot  and  Shoe  Manufacture!,  367i  Broad  street. 


FREEMAN  &  LINES, 
Retail  Shoe  Manufacturers,  138  Market  street. 


SAMUEL  CARDIFF. 
Boot  and  Shoe   Store  and  Manufacturer,  22  William  st. 


G.  G.  GARRABRANT, 
Boot  and  Shoe  Store  and  Manufacturer,  354J  Broad   st. 


JOHN  C.  WALTER, 
Boot  and  Shoe  Store  and  Manufarturer,  1  William  n.  Broad 


H.WHEELER, 
Boot  and  Shoe  Store  and  Manufacturer,  206  Broad  street. 


LAST    MANUFACTURER. 

FRANCIS  E.  LTNDSLEY, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Last  and  IJoot  Tree  Manufacturer. 

rear  56  Mechanic  st. 


280  ADTKRTISEHENTS. 


SADDLES,  HARNESS  AND  TRUNKS. 

SMITH,  WRIGHT  &  CO., 

Wholesale  Saddle  and  Harness  Manufacturers,  106  River 

street,  corner  of  Centre. 


CONDICT.  HdllTON  &  CO., 
Wholesale  Saddle  and  Harness  Manufacturers,  207  Market 
8.  H.  Condict,      ^  street, 

J.  A.    Horton,        >  corner  of 

D.  Jennings.  j  Lawrence. 

H.  N.  PETERS, 

Wholesale  Trunk,  Valise  and  Carpet  Bag  Manufacturer, 

121  1-23  River  street. 


WILLIAM  SHUGARD. 

Wholesale  Harness,  Collar  and  Whip  Manufacturer, 

371  Broad  st.,  opposite  the  Third  Church. 


BENEDICT  &  BALL, 
Wholesale  and  Retail  Harness.  Collar  and  Whip 
Manufacturers,  364a  Broad  street.  ~ 
T.  Benedict,  A.  McW.  Ball. 


JOSFPH  DAVY. 

Wholesale  Harness,  Whip  and  Collar  Manufacturer, 

206  Market  street. 


OWEN  MrFARLAND, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Harness  and  Trunk  Manufacturer, 

325  Broad  street,  (up  stairs.) 


PEDDIE  &  MORRISON, 

Leather  Trunk,  Portmanteau,  Valise,  Carpet  Bag,  and 

Leather  Hat  Case  Makers,  104  Market  st. 

T.  B.  Peddie,  John  Morrison. 

C  P.  RORBaCH  &  CO. 

Wholesale  Trunk,  Valise  and  Carpet  Bag  Manufacturer, 

342  Broad  street. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  281 

THEODORE  F.  THOMPSON, 

Wholesale  Collar  and  Whip  manufacturer,  4  Fair, 

near   Broad, 

H.  N.  HINCHMAN, 
Wbolesale  Harness,  Whip  and  Collar  manufaclurer,  4  Me- 
chanic near  Broad. 


E.  VAN  ANTWERP  &  CO. 
Platers  and  Manufacturers  of  Saddlery  and  Coach  Hard- 
ware,  35  Mulberry,   near  Boudinot  Street. 
E.  Van  Antwerp,  S.  G.  Sturges. 

NICHOLAS  VAN    NESS. 

Silver  and  Brass  Plating  Establishment,  5  Mechanic 

near  Broad  st. 

T.  LYMAN, 

Silver  and  Brass  Plating  Establishment,  and  Coach  Lamp 

Maker,  168  Market,  near  Broad  st. 

ROBERT  M.    GRUMMON, 

Silver  and  Brass  plating  rear  325  Broad  street, 

On  reasonable  terms. 

MITCHELL  GOULD, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Stair  Rod  Manufacturer, 

58  Hamilton    st. 

CORNELIUS  WALSH, 

Wholesale  Manufacturer  and  Dealer  in  plated  Trunk 

Nails,  60  Hamilton  st. 

EAGLES  &   LOCKWOOD, 

Wholesale  Coach  Lamp  Manufacturers  and  Plating, 

16  Mechanic  st. 

JOHN  PRICE, 

Manufacturer  of  Gold  and  Silver  Spectacles, 

345  Broad   st. 

ENGRAVER. 

ALFRED  LYON, 

Engraver,  130    Market  street. 

Coach,  Trunk,  Coffin  and  Door  Plates,  Numbers,  Spoons 

•nd  Jewelry  of  all  kinds  Engraved  at  short  notice 

24* 


282 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


MANUFACTURING  JEWELERS. 

BALDWIN  &  CO. 

Manufacturers  of  rich  Jewelry,  Watch  Cases  &  gold  dials, 

No.  6  Franklin  st.  Office  170  Broadway,  cor.  Maiden 

Lane,  New  York. 

Isaac  Baldwin,  Horace  E.  Baldwin. 


DURiND  4  ANNIN, 

Manufacturers  of  rich  Watch  Cases  and  Dials, 

36  Walnut  street. 

J.  M.  Durand,  John  Annin. 


D  COLTON,  Jr.  4^  CO. 

Manufacturing  Jewelers,  36  Franklin  st.  office  9  Maiden 

Lane,N.   Y. 
D.  Colton,  Jr.  D.  J.  Colton. 


CARTER  &  PIERSON, 

Manufacturing  Jewelers,  1  Green  c  Broad  street. 

New  York,  Office  11  Maiden  Lane. 

Aaron,  Carter  Jr.  John  R.  Pierson. 


ALLING    BROTHERS, 

Manufacturing  Jewelers,  6  Orchard  street,  near  Walnut. 
I.  A.  Ailing,  J.  C.  Ailing,  Horace  Ailing. 


ALLING,  HALL  4-  DODD, 

Manufacturing  Jewelers,  35  Walnut  street. 

S.  B.  Ailing,  John  Hall,  D.  C  Dodd,  Jr. 


C.  E.  CHEVALIER, 
Manufacturing  Jeweler,  48  Kinney  street. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  283 

E.  A.  CRANE  &  BROTHER, 

Manufacturing  Jeweler,  36  Walnut  street, 

E.  A.  Crane,  Chae.  O.  Crane. 


PALMER,  RICHARDSON  &  CO. 

Manufacturing  Jewelers,  40  Columbia,  cor.  Green. 

J.  B.  Palmer,         Enos  Richardson,         John  R.  Wilson. 

RIKER  (!k  GOBLE, 

Manufacturing  Jewelers,  379  Broad  street. 

Wm.  Riker,  Horace  Gobl«. 


Z.  M.  HOFFMANN  &  BROTHERS, 
Manufacturers  of  Jewelry,  Silver  Ware,  and  Metal  Gild- 
ing, 175a  Mulberry  street. 
Engraving  of  Jewelry,  &c.     All  repairs  executed 
with  the  greatest  neatness  and  despatch. 

HARRIOTT  &  ADAMS, 

Manufacturers  of  fine  Gold  Chains,  Seals,  Ac. 

2  Fair  st.,  corner  of  Broad. 

R.  F.  Harriott,  T.  W.  Adams. 

JOHN  ANNIN, 
Manufacturing  Jeweler,  36  Walnut  street. 

MEDCRAFT  &  CO. 
Manufacturing  Jewelers,  13  Boston  st* 

FIELD  &  KEEP, 

Manufacturing  Jewelers,  69  River  st.,  opposite   Cherry. 

Moses  Field,  D.  C.  Keep. 

HORACE  W.  BALL  &  CO. 
Manufacturing  Jewelers,  1  Franklin  Court, 

GEORGE  T.  DAY, 
Manufacturing  Jeweler,  27  Mechanic  street. 

JOHN  D.  NESLER, 
Manufacturing  Jeweler,  27  Mechanic  street. 

MANDEVILLE  &  LYON, 

Manufacturing  Jewelers,  39  Lafayette  c.  Union. 

J.  C.  Mandeville,  H.  D.  Lyon. 

JENNINGS  &  MOCKRIDGE, 

Manufacturing  Jewelers,  Hamilton,  cor.  Union. 

J.  C.  Jennings,  S.  P.  Mockridge. 


384 


ADVkRTISEMENTS. 


CABINET    WARE. 


JOHN  JELLIFF, 

301  &  303  Broad  St.,  near  Market, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  in  Cabinet  Furniture, 

Mahogany  Chairs.  Sofas,  etc. 

Coffins  made  to  order. 


W.  B.  &  H.  VV.  DOUGLASS. 

Cabinet,  Chair,  and  Sofa  manufacturers,  119  Market  st. 

Mahogany,  Curled  Maple,  Cottage  and  Fancy 

Chairs,  Veniiian  Blinds,  etc. 

ELI  HOLLOWAY, 
Wholesale  and  Retail  Cabinet  Furniture   Manufacturer, 

134  Broad  St.,  near  Trinity  Church 

A  large  assortment  of  ready  made  Coffins  always  on  hand 

Orders  executed  with  neatness  and  despatch. 

WM    HOAGLAND, 
Coffin  Ware  Room,  84  Union  street 
A  share  of  patronage  is  respectfully  solicited. 

SMITH  &  RANDALL, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in  New  and  Second  Hand 

Furniture,  Carpets,  Window  Shades,  Oil  Cloths,  Crockery, 

Hardware,  Wooden  and  Willow  Ware,  Clocks,  &c. 

245  Broad  St..  between  Commerce  and  Canal  sts. 

PHILLIP  W.  SMITH, 

Wholesale   and  Retail  Dealer  in  New  and  Second  Hand 

Furniture  of  every  description, 

224i  Broad  street. 


THOMAS  H.  DAVIS, 
Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in  New  and  Second 
Furniture,  Shoes,  etc.  180  Broad  st. 


Hand 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  285 


SITTING    CHAIRS. 


DAVID  ALLING, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Fancy  and  Common  Chair 

Manufacturer, 

845  and  349  Broad  st ,  opposite  the  City  Hotel, 

Where  he  keeps  constantly  on  hand  at  his   Ware  Rooms, 

Rocking,  Fancy.  Cane  Bottom  and  common  sitting  Chairs, 

made  in  a  substantial  manner  and  of  the  latest  patterns. 


PETER  G.  McDERMIT, 

378  Broad  street,  near  Third  Pres.  Church, 

Manufacturer  and   Dealer  in  Furniture,  Chairs,   Looking 

Glasses,  Mattrasses,  Cushions.  &c  ,  which  he  will  sell 

as  cheap  or  cheaper  than  can  he  bouglit   in  this 

city  or  in  New  Yoric. 

Rosewood,  Mahogany  and  Cherry  Coffins  always  on  hand, 

and  made  to  order  at  short  notice. 

Also  all  other   articles    appertaining    to 

the  business,  such  as  Shrouds,  Caps,  Plates,  dec. 


J.  R.  TILLOU  &  CO. 

Chair   Manufacturers,   370  Broad    street, 
2d  building  South  of  the  Ciiy  Hotel, 
Where  they  intend  keeping  a  general  assortment  of  their 
own  manufacture,  of  the  latest  patterns,  which  they  will 
sell  at  prices  that  cannot  fail  to  please  those  who  want  a 
good  and  fashionable  article.     They  also  repair  and  revar- 
nish  chairs  and  furniture  at  short  iiotice   and  on   reason* 
able  terms.     Matrasses  and  Cushions  made,  and  Uphol- 
stery work  in  general  dune  to  order.     Curled  Hair,  Cane 
Seats,  etc.^  on  hand  and  f(»r  sale. 
J.  R.  Tillo'u,  J.  G.  Thompson,  J.  L,  Heath. 


t86 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


SASHES    k    BLINDS. 

F.  CALLAWAY  &  CO. 

4  Comes  street,  near  the  Court  House, 
Wholesale  and  Retail  Manufacturers    of  Sashes,  Blinds 
and  Doors,  and  Dealers  in  Finglish,  French  and 
American  Glass,  White  Lead,  Spirits   Tur- 
pentine and  Linseed  Oil  of  pure  quality. 
They  keep  constantly  on  hand  the  largest  assortment  of 
Glass  in  this  city,  which  they  offer   by   the   quantity, 
Single   box,  or  light,  at  New  York  prices. 
Carpenters  and  others  are  solicited  to  call  and  examins 

before  purchasing  elsewhere- 
Frederick  Callaway,  William  0.  Headley. 

N.J.FREDERICKS  &  CO. 

Manufacturers  of  Sashes  and  Blinds,  8  Church  st. 

Doors,  Sashes,  Blinds,  etc.,  of  the  latest  patterns  made  to 

order  at  short  notice  and  on  reasonable  terms. 

Hr  A  share   of  patronage  is  respectfully   solicited. 

:WM.  KING  &C0., 

Wholesale  Sash  and  Blind  Manufacturers, 

70  Broad  street. 

Doors,  Sashes,  Blinds,  etc.,  of  the  latest  patterns,  made  to 

order  at  short  notice  and  on  reasonable  terms. 

Ca"  A   share  of  patronacjc   is  respectfully  solicited. 

William  King,  N.  W.  Rutan. 

TINGLEY  &  VAN  GlESON, 

Wholesale  Sash  and  Blind    Manufacturers, 

5i  Fair  near  B^oad  st. 

Doors,  Sashes,  Blinds,  etc.  of  the  latest  patterns,  made  to 

order  at  short  notice  and  on  reasonable  terms. 

C^  A  share  of  patronage   is  respectfully  solicited. 

J.  C.  Tingley,  Horace  Van  Gieson. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


287 


DRUGGISTS. 

CHARLES  W.  BADGER, 
Wholesale  and    Retail  Druggist,   and  Dealer  in  Paints, 
Oils,  Glass,  Brushes,  Dye  Stuffs,  Perfumery,  etc. 
328  Broad  street,    opposite  First  Churdt. 
Every  article  retailed  at  this  store  is  warranted  oTthe  best 
quality.     Particular  attention  will  be  paid  to  put- 
ting up  Physicians'  Prescriptions. 

WILLIAM  T.  MERCER, 

Wholesala  and  Retail  Dealer  in  Drugs,  Medicines,  Paints, 

Oils,  Glass  and  Dye  Stuffs. 

824  Broad  street,   a  few  doors  above  Cedar- 


ROBERT  II.   TRIPPE, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Druggist^nd  Dealer  in  Paints.  Oils. 

Glass,  Brushes,  Dye  Stuffs,  Perfumery,  Cosmetics,  etc. 

293  Broad,  N.  E.  cor.  Market  st. 
Every  article  sold  is  warranted  pure  and  of  best  quality. 

Fresh  Swedish  Leeches  always  on  hand. 
N.  B,  Physicians,  Grocers,  and  Country  Merchants  sup- 
plied at  the  lowest  New  York  prices. 

JULIUS  VAN    WAGENEN, 

Druggist,    and    Dealer   in    Paints,    Oils,    Glass,    Putty, 

Brushes,  Perfumery,  etc  . 

116  Broad  st.  near  Washington  Place. 

E.  R.  T.  WILLIAMS  &  CO. 

Store  of  Drugs,  Meilicines,  etc.,  etc. 

241  Broad  stroet,  corner  of  the  Canal. 

Prescriptions  carefully  put  up.     Medicines  can  be  obtained 

at  all  hours  of  the  night. 

ROSWELL  VAN  BUSKIRK, 

Druggist  and  Dealer  in  Paints,  Oils,  Glass,  Putty, 

Brushes,  Perfumery,    etc. 

292  Broad  street,  corner  of  Market. 


288  ADTERTISEMENT9. 


COACH    MANUFACTURERS. 

JOHN  GARDNER, 

Coach  Manufacturer,  24  and  26  Mechanic  street. 

D.  B.  &  A.    TURNBULL, 

Coach  Manufacturers.  loO  Marl;et  and  9  Mechanic  street. 

JAMES  M    QIJINBY  &  CO. 

Coach  Manufacturers,  325  Broad  st.  near  First  Church. 

MANNING,    RIGHTER  &  DOD, 

Coach  Manufacturers,  near  the  Railroad  Depot. 

DAVID    THOMAS, 
Coach  ManufHcturer.  56  and  5ti  Commerce  st. 

Baldwin  &  thomas, 

Coach  Manufacturers,  202  Market  street. 

THOMAS  E.   HICKS. 

Coach  Manufacturer,  250  Ma ri<et  street. 

HEDENBERG  &  LITTELL, 

Coach  Manufacurt'rs    210  Market  street. 

A    P.^HOWELL, 

Coach  Manufacturer,  rear  24  Church. 

AARON  M.  Ri)DWELL, 

Carriage  Manufacturer,  40  and  42  Mechanic  street. 

JOHN    DRAKE, 

Coach  Manufacturer.  229  Mulberry  st.  cor.  of  Chestnut. 

STEPHEN  B.    SANDERS, 

Carriage  Manufacturer,  7f5  Mulberry  street. 

M,  C.  &    J.  H.  GREEN, 
Coach  Manufacturers,  120  Railroad  avenue. 

GOLDEN  &  POST, 

Coach  Manufacturers.  32  Harrison  street. 

J    T.  &  J.  H.  RODGERS, 

Coach  Manufacturers,  237  Mulberry  st. 

DOUGLASS  &  POST, 

Coach  Manufacturers,  corner  Ham   and  McWhorter  sts. 

PIERSON  &  WOODRUFF. 

Wagon  Manufacturers.  7  Church  and  31  William  street. 

EZRA   MARSH, 

Coach  Manufacturer,  102  Railroad  avenue. 

s.  &  J.  Marsh, 

Coach  Manufacturers,  rear  12  Fair  street. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


289 


LACE  MANUFACTURERS. 


MICHAEL  ERB, 

Wholesale    and    Retail   Manufacturer    of   Coach    Lace, 

Fringes  and  Tassels. 

37  River  street,  near  tiie  Rail  Road  Depot. 


C.  C.  BARNETT, 

Wholesale  Coach  Lace,  Fringe  and  Tassel  Manufacturer, 

23  Ward  street. 


ISAAC  H.    WILLIAMS, 

Wholesale  Coach  Lace,  Fringe  and  Tassel  Manufacturer, 

5i  Fair  street. 


FREDERICK  GRUET, 

Ladies'  Fringe  and  Tassel  Manufacturer,   30   Hamilton, 

near  Lawrence  street. 


GEORGE  ROWDEN, 
Manufacturer  of  Fringes,  Gimps,  Cords,  Tassels,  Braids, 

Bindings^  Buttons,  Fly  nets,  etc.,    346  Broad  st. 

Hat  and  Cap  Makers  supplied  with  Cords  and  Tassels  at 

the  lowest  New  York  Prices. 


GEORGE  McCULLY, 
Wholesale  Manufacturer  of  (/oacb  Lace,  Fringe  and 
Tassels,  298  Broad  street, 
25 


290  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


DAVID  L.   MILLER, 

(Formerly  J.  B.  Miller  &  Son.) 

Madison,  Morris  County,  N.  J.,  continues  to  Manufacture 

the  following  articles,  viz: 

SCREWS  OF  ALL  KINDS. 

Such  as  regulating  and  Hoisting  screws  for  Grist  Mills, 
Large  Screws  suitable  for  paper,  Oil,  Cider,  or   Lea- 
ther pressing.  Packing  Screws,  Jack  Screws,  for 
raising  heavy  weights  or  buildings. 

MILL  IRONS, 

suitable  for  Grist  or  saw  mills,  including  cranks,  spindles, 

stirrups,  pitmans.dogs,  ragirons,  etc.,  in  complete  setts 

made  in  the  best  manner.     Grater  cider  mills,  cast 

steel  knives  for  grater  mills  always  on  hand 

Sausage  meat  choppers,  the  best  kind. 

DOUBLE  LEVER  <fc  SCREW  PRESSES, 

a  new  and  first  rate  article  suitable  for  saw  gumming  and 
various  purposes. 

FARMING    IMPLEMENTS    IN    GENERAL' 

Wagons  light  &  heavy,  ploughs  a  superior  article,  ground' 

polished  and  wairanied  in  every  respect. 

Orders  punctually  attended  to  and  work  furnished 

at  fair  prices. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


291 


BROWE  &  DOUGHERTY, 

Lamp  Makers,   329  Broad   street. 

Churches,  Hotels  and  other  public  places  fitted  up  with 

Solar  Chandelier.  2,  3,  4  and  6  light  in  a  style  not  to 

be  surpassed.  Camphene  and  Lard  Lamps  always 

on  hand.     Girandoles,  of  various  patterns. 

Fancy  Cut  Glass,   Britannia  Ware, 

Japanned  Tin  Ware,  Enamelled  Wnre  of  the  best  quality. 

Camphene  and  Spirit  Gas. 

All  of  which  they  sell  cheap. 

Bright  and  Bronzed  Lamps  altered,  Gilt  and  repaired 

William  Browe,  William  M.  Dougherty. 


GEORGE  WILLIAMS, 

Wholesale  and  Retail   Edge  Tool  iVIanufacturer, 
High,  corner  Mill  street. 


LOCK  HIAEER, 

LUCAS  BRANDLEY, 
Lock  Manufacturer,  178  Bank,  near  Lock  street 


292 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


CONDIT  Sf   BOWLES, 

(Successors    to    S.    Boyden.) 
Manufac  nrers  of  Malleable  Iron  Casting?,  in  all  Iheir  va- 
riety aid  warranted  first  quality.     Orders  thankfully 
received   and  promptly  attend^  to. 
25  Orange  street  near  Broad. 

Daniel  Condit,  Joseph  A.  Bowles. 


KILPATRICK  &   CASTLES, 

Manufacturers  of  Malleable  and  Gray  Iron  Castings, 

29     New     street. 

N.  B.  All  orders  for  Saddlery,  (^oach,  Stove,  Lock  and 

Gun  Castings,  done  at  the  shortest  notice. 
Jonh  Kilpatrick,  Thos.   Castles. 


GARDNER,  HARRISON  &  CO. 

Manufacturers  of  Malleable  and  Gray  Iron  Castings,  at 
Joralemon's  Factoiy,  74  Clay  street. 

A  general  assortment  of  Saddlery,  Coach,  Stove,  Lock, 
and  Gun  Castings,  constantly  on  hand. 

Samuel  H.Gardner,    Ira  M.  Harrison,    Ralph  H.  Pierson. 


O.  MEEKER   &  CO. 

Iron  Foundry,  31   Bridge  and    15  Orange  street. 

near  the  old  Bridge. 

Every  description  of  Casting  done  at  short  notice  and  on 

reasonable  terms. 

Oba  Meeker,  Martha  Meeker. 


JAMES  B.  HAY, 
Eagle  Iron  Foundry,  rear  250  Market,  near  the  Depot. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


293 


B.  sar.  jBziHirTS  &  co., 

JLock  Manufacturers  and  Brass  Founders, 

No.  6  Mechanic  street. 

All  kinds  of  Store  door,  Front  door,  Mortice  and  Rim  Lock. 

Also  the  Patent  Cylindrical  Front  door  Lock 

and  Night  Latch. 

Coach  Lock,  Bands  and  Handles,  Brass  and  Composition 

castings,  Bell  Hanging,  Jobbing,  &c. 
B.  N.  Jenkins,  T.  W.   Langstroth,  J.  S.  Crane. 


ARKOXiB  STIVERS, 

Lock  Manufacturer  and   Brass  Founder, 
12  Mechanic  street. 
All  kinds  of  Door  Locks,  Coach  Locks,  Brass  and  Com- 
position  Castings,   Coach   Bands  and  Handles, 
Bell    Hanging,  Jobbing,    etc.       House    8   Hamilton   st- 
25* 


294  ADVERTISEMENTS, 


BAKERS'    LIST. 

BAUM  JOHN,  Baker,  71  Lock. 

BOGAN  &  BROTHER, Bakers,  81  Mulb'y  cor.  Mechanic 
BRIGHT  JAMES,  Baker,  2  Commerce  st. 
BURNET  BENJAMIN.  Baker,  5  Bank  st. 
DEAN  DANIEL  A.,  Baker,  178  Broad  st. 
GARDNER  THOMAS,  Baker,  54i  Bank  st. 
GOBLE  LUTHER,  Baker,  179  Washington  st. 
HANDY  WILLIAM,  Baker,  56  William  st. 
HAYES  WICKLIFF  C,  Baker,  178  Mulberry  st. 
JOHNSTON  ROBERT,  Baker,  4o3  Broad  st. 
JONES  ABNER  D.,  Baker.  153  Broad  st. 
LAIBLE  JOHN,  Baker.  158  Mulberry  st. 
LAMMAR  CONRAD,  Baker,  14  Ward  st. 
LEIBHAUSEN  ANTHONY,  Baker,  57  Mulberry  st. 
McKENZlE  ROBERT,  Baker,  331  Broad  st. 
PRICE  DAVID,  Baker,  150  Mulberry  st. 
QUINN  JOHN,  Baker,  6  Mulberry  st. 
RICKERBY  JOHN,  Baker,  77  Green  st. 
ROSS  EDWJN,  Baker,  22  Academy  st.  ■ 
SEARING  JACOB,  Domesiif  Bread   and   Cake   Baker, 

83  Broad  st. 
THOMPSON  &  TUTTLE,  Bakers,  35i  Market  st. 
TILLOU  WILLIAM,  Baker,  460  Broad  st. 
TITUS  &  POUND,  Cracker  Bakers,  l9  Lombardy  st. 


ADVERTISEMENTS 


295 


AMOS   B.  DUNBAR,  Agent, 
126  Broad  st. 
Manufacturer  of  and   Dealer  in   American  and  Foreign 
Straw  an  J  Silk  Goods  ;  Men's  and  Boy's  Panama,  Leg- 
horn, Straw  and  Palm  Leaf  Hats  :    every  description 
of  Ladies,  Misses',  and  Children's  Bonnets,  Caps, 
etc.,  Ribbons,  Flowers,  and  all  liinds   of  Fancy 
Goods,  etc.,  etc 
Finished    at    the    above   Manufactory  last   year    15,000 
Men's  and  Boy's  Hats.     15,000  Ladies'  and  Misses' 
Bonnets.     Hands  employed,  40. 


MILLINERS. 

BAKER  E.  D.,  Milliner,  38  Warren  st. 
BEACH  ANN  E.,  Milliner,  29  Commerce. 
■BOYER  CATHERINE,  Milliner  and  Dress  m.  148  Broad 
CLINTOCK  JULIET,  Milliner,  122  Broad. 
CRANE  CLARA,  Milliner,  38  Fair  st. 
EAGLES  M.  P.  Milliner,  230i  Broad  st. 
ELVERSON  MRS.  Milliner,  339  Broad  st. 
FINDLEY  MRS.  Milliner  and  Straw  Hat,  276  Broad  st. 
HAYDEN  CAROLINE,  Milliner,  12  Clinton  st. 
LINDSLEY  G.  Milliner,  Orchard  n.  Chestnut  st. 
MORAS  MRS.  Milliner,         Broad  st. 
MORGAN  SARAH  A.  Milliner,  01  Orange. 
MACKNET  MRS.  Milliner,  332  Broad  st. 
SHARP  MRS.  Corset  Maker,  136  Broad  st. 
SHUGARD  MRS.  Milliner.  226  Broad  st. 
STARKWEATHER  MRS.  Milliner,  338  Broad  st. 
THAYER  MRS.  CALEB,  Corset  maker,  56  Mulberry  st. 
WATSON  MRS.  Milliner,  146  Bread  st. 


296  ADVERTISEMENTS, 


PORTRAIT  PAINTER. 

JOHN  A.  McDOUGAL, 

Miniature  and  Portrait  Painter,  31  Market  street, 
opposite  the  Court  House,  and  N«w  Yotk. 


HOUSE  AND  SIGN  PAINTERS. 


ISRAEL  BALDWIN, 
House,  Sign,  and  Ornamental  Painter,  201  Plane   st. 


J   WILLIAMS   RICE. 
House,  Sign,  and  Ornamental  Painter,  2  New  street. 


N.C.  BALL, 
Sign,  Ornnmental,  and  House  Painter,  49  Commerce. 


ROBERT  O.  DAVIS, 

House,  Sign  and  Wall  painter  and  Paper  Hanger, 

258  Plane  street. 


JAMES  H.  PRICE, 

House,  Sign,  and  Ornamental  and  Steeple  Painter, 

12  Bank  street. 


R.  L  WESTERVELT, 

House,  Sign  and  Ornamental  Painter,  Glazier  and  Paper 

Hanger,  77  Mulberry  street. 


GEO.  HOLLINGSWORTH, 
House,  Sign  and  Ornamental  Painter,  Orleans  n.  Orange. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


2d7 


ISAAC  W.  NUTTMAN, 

Sign,  Ornamental,   Fancy  and  Chair  Painter,  Japanner 

and   Bronzer,  12  Camfield  street. 
All  work  executed  with  neatness,  despatch  and  durability 
in  the  most  splendid  style  not  to  be  surpassed 
in  this  city 
Block  Letter  and  gilt  signs  of  every  description  fur- 
nished at  the  shortest  notice,  and  warranted 
not  to  change  color. 
Paints,  Oil,  Varnishes,  Glass,  Putty,  etc. 

JOHN  BELL, 

(late  Whitenack  and  Bell.) 
Honse,  Sign  and  Ornamental  Painting,  Graining  and  Pa- 
per Hanging.     Also  Paints,  Oils  Glass,  Varnish,  &c. 
No  1  Clinton  st,  Newark,  N.  J. 
All  work  executed  with  promptness. 


iiiii 


PAINT  STORE  &  SASH  &  BLIND  FACTORY. 

Wm.  KING    &  CO. 

No.  70  Broad  street,  Newark,  New  Jersey. 

Three  doors  below  the  Morris  &  Essex  Railroad  Depot. 

They  continue  to  manufacture 

SASHES  &  BLINDS, 

At  the  lowest  cash  prices,  and  of  the  best  materials. 

Also — For  sale  a  general  assortment  of 

Paints,  Oils,   Window  Glass,  Varnish,  White 

Lead,  Spts.  Turpentine,  Putty,  SfC. 

'House  and  Sign  Painting  in  all  its  various  branches. 

Wm.  King,  N.  W.  Rutan- 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


UNDERTAKERS. 

PATENT  CORPSE  PRESERXER. 

The  subscriber  has  the  pleasure  of  informing  the  citizens 
of  Newark  and  vicinities,  that  he  has  purchased  that  much 
°«sired  article  "  Trump's  patent  Corpse  Preserver,"  the 
the  sole  right  of  which  for  this  place  is  vested  in  the  sub- 
scriber. 

To  descant  upon  the  utility  and  unsurpassed  excellence 
of  this  improvement  in  an  advertisement  would  be  supe- 
'ogatory,  for  the  article  needs  only  to 

BE  SEEN  TO  BE  APPRECIATED. 
The  advantage  of  preserving  the  corpse  in  a  state  of  nature 

BEFORE  ZNTESIMENT 

must   be  apparent  to  the  most   casual    observer.     This 
improvement  will  have  the  desired  effect. 
N.  B. — Coffins  of  all  descriptions,  also  siirouds,  caps, 
etc,  constantly  on  hand.    Plates  engraved,  Hearses  fur- 
nished, and  all  orders  promptly  attended  to  on  reasonable 

terms  by 

ALFRED  PEER, 

Undertaker,  125  Market  st. 

ESECE  6BAVES, 

(Sexton  of  the  3d  Presbyterian  Church.) 

UNDERTAKER. 

Coffins.  Plates,  Shrouds,  Caps,  Graves,  and  Hearses  fur- 
nished at  short  notice,  and  every  assistance  ren- 
dered that  friends  may  require. 

Residence,  51  Church  street. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  299 

ELI    HOLLOWAY, 
UNDERTAKER, 

AT  HIS  OLD  STAND, 

134  Broad  Street, 

HAS    ON    HAND  A   LARGE   ASSORTMENT 


or    READT    MADE 


COFFINS, 

OF    VARIOUS    SIZES    AND    QUALITIES, 

li^Cofiin  Plates,  Shrouds,  Caps,   and   all   other  services 
frieiids  may  require  at  the  shortest  notice. 


S.  L.  TOLLES, 

(Sexton  of  the   1st  Presbyterian  Church.) 

UNDERTAKER, 

Coffins,  Shrouds,  Caps,  Plates,  Graves  and  Hearses, 

furnishedi  and  every  assistance  rendered  that 
friends  may  require, 

Residence,  5  Fair  street. 


300 


ADVERTISEHENTN. 


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ATTORNEYS  &  COUNSELLORS. 

JOSEPH  C.  HORNBLOWER, 
Counsellor  at  Law,  office  and  house  6  Park  Place. 


WILLIAM  PENNINGTON, 

Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chan- 
cery, office  228  Broad  street,  house  129  High. 

ARCHER  GIITFORD, 

Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  and  Solicitor   in    Chan- 
cery, office  and  house  169  Broad  st. 

ASA  WHITEHEAD, 
Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  and  Solicitor   in   Chan- 
cery, office  275  Broad  St.,  house  44  South  Broad. 


JABEZ   P.  PENNINGTON, 
Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  and  Solicitor   in    Chan- 
cery, and  Notary  Public,  office  291  Broad,  h.  Harrison. 

JOHN  P.   JACKSON, 
Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chan- 
cery, office  312,  house  3S4  Broad  st. 


ROBERT  VAN  ARSDALE, 

Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  and  Master 

in  Chancery,  office  192  r    190  Broad, 


JOSEPH  N.  TUTTLE, 

Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  and  Master  in  Chancery, 

office  250  Broad,  house  448  Broad  st. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  301 

A.  C.  M.  PENNINGTON, 
Attorney  and  Counsellot  at  Law,  and  Master  and  Exami- 
ner in  Ctiancery,  office  291  Broad  st.  h.  532  High. 

DAVID  A.  HAYES, 

Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  Solicitor  and  Master 

and    Examiner  in    Chancery, 

office  314  Broad,  h.  22  Smith  street. 


STAATS  S.    MORRIS, 

Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  and  Master 

and  Examiner  in  Chancery,  and  Commissioner 

in  Supreme  Court, 

office  194  Broad  st.  house  63  Halsey. 


THEODORE   FRELINGHUYSEN,  Jr. 

Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  Master  and  Examiner  ia 

Chancery,  office  283  Broad  st.  up  stairs, 

residence  19  VVashingtoa. 

STEPHEN  R.    GROVER, 

Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  Master  and  Examiner  in 

Chancery,  office  149  and  house  171  Market. 


EDWARD  T.   HILLYER, 

Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  Master  and  Examiner  in 

Chancery,  and  Commissioner  for  Ohio. 

office  and  house  118  Broad  st. 


JOHN   CHET/VOOD, 
Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chan- 
cery,   California. 

A.  S.  HUBBELL, 

Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  Solicitor  in  Chancery, 

and  Commissioner  for  Alabama,  office 

312  Broad  St.,  h.  36  Kinney. 


CORTLANDT  PARKER, 

Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  Solicitor  and  Examiner 

in  Chancery,  and  Commissioner  for  New   York  4"  Ohio 

office  281  h.  161  Broad  st. 


JACOB  VAN  ARSDALE, 
Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chan- 
cery, and  Commissioner   in  Bankruptcy, 
office  259  h.  190  Broad  st. 
26 


S03  ADTERTISEMENTS. 

FREDERICK  T.   FRELINGHUYSEN, 

Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chan- 
cery, office  283  Broad  st.  h.  7  Park  place. 


LEWIS  C.  GROVER, 

Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  and  Master  and  Exami- 
ner in  Chancery,  office  and  house  171  Market  st. 


JOSEPH    P.   BRADLEY, 

Attorney  and  Couusellor  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chan- 
cery, office  and  house  251  Broad. 


JOHN  WHITEHEAD, 

Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chan- 
cery, office  145  Market  h.  120  Orchard  cor.  Pennington  st 


JAMES  R.   MEEKER, 

Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  and  Master  and  Exami- 
ner in  Chancery,  Elizabeth  Town. 


OLIVER  S.    HALSTED,  Jr. 
Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chan- 
cery, office  and  house  267  Broad  st. 


WILLIAM  K.  McDonald, 

Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chan- 
cery, and  Sutroeate,  office  Court  house, 
house  24  Park  place. 


DANIEL   DODD,  J«. 

Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  and  Master  in  Chancery, 
office  259  Broad,  &  Court  House,  r.  1  Park  Church  pi. 


GEORGE  B.  HALSTED, 

Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chan- 
cery, office  267  r.  417  Broad  st. 

WILLIAM  S.  PENNINGTON, 

Attorney  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chancery,  office 
228  Broad  st.  r.    129  High. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  803 

JOHN  R.  WEEKS, 

Attorney  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chancery  and  County 

Clerk,  office  attiie  Court  House,  h.  10  Rankin  Place. 


WILLIAM  P.  MILLER, 

Attorney  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chancery,  office 

173  Broad  st. 


JOHN  H.  MEEKER, 

Attorney  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chancery,  office 

267  Broad  street. 


FREDERICK  H.  TEESE, 
Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  and  Solicitot  in  Chan- 
cery, office  150  Market  st.,  r.  178  Washington. 


WILLIAM  M.  BABBITT, 

Attorney  at  Law,   and  Solicitor  in  Chancery,  office 

and  house  Orange,  N.  J. 


THEODORE  RUNYON, 
Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chan- 
cery, office  32G  Broad,  r.  1  Park  Church  Place. 


CHARLES  L.  C.  GIFFORD, 
Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chan- 
cery, office  and  r.  169  Broad  st. 


ARCHER  G   MILLER, 
Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chan- 
cery, office  297  Broad  St.,  h.  364  High. 


LUTHER  SPENCER  GOBLE, 
Attorney  at  Law  and  Solicitor  in  Chancery,  office 
299  r.  415  Broad. 


H.  N.  CON  GAR, 

Attorney  at  Law  and  Solicitor  in  Chancery,  office 

312  Broad,  h.  23  Fair  st. 


EDWARD  BURROUGHS, 

Attorney  at  Law  and  Solicitor  in  Chancery,  office 

314  Broad,  res.  277  High. 


D.  K.  BOYLAN,  —^ 

Attorney  at  Law  and  Solicitor  in  Chanceryi  office  ^ 
287  Broad  st.,  h.  43  Columbia. 


304  ADVERTISEMENTS. 

W,  N.  CARR, 

Attorney  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chancery,  office 

297  Broad  St.,  h.  257  Plane  st. 

AMZI  DODD, 

Attorney  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chancery,  office 

259  Broad  street,  r.  1  Park  Church  Place. 

ELIAS  L  THOMPSON, 
Attorney  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chancery,  office 
and  h.  14  Bank  street. 

WM.  A.  RIGIITER, 

Attorney  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chancery,  office 

151  Market  street,  r.  City  Hotel. 


C.  R.  WAUGH, 

Attorney  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chancery,  office 

171  Market  st.,  res.  177  Market. 


JAMES  H.  BOYLAN, 

Attorney  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chancery,  office 

287  res.  341  Broad. 


D.  L.  M.  MOORE, 

Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  and   Solicitor  in  Chaa- 

cery,  office  169  Broad,  res.  Belleville. 


ABRAHAM  H.  SHERMAN, 

Attorney  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chancery,  office 

U&  Market,  house  14  Oak. 


JOHN  F.  BURRAGE. 

Attorney  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chancery,  office 

251  Broad,  res-  64  Union. 


GEORGE  F.  TUTTLE, 

Attorney  at  Ljiw,  and  Solicitor  in  ChanceryJ  office 

312  Broad,  res.  19  Park  street. 


GEORGE  M.  ROBESON, 

Attorney   at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chancey,  office 

102  Broad,  res.  1  Park  Church  Place. 


WM.  S.  WHITEHEAD, 

Attorney  at  Law,  and  Solicitor  in  Chancery,  office 

375  Broad,  res.  44  South  Broad. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  3W^ 

CONVEYANCER 

S.  R.  HAINES, 

Continues  to  execute  Deeils,  Mortgages,  Leases, 
Wills,  Indentures,  &c.  and  takes  AcKnowledgements 
at  his  office,  154i    Market  st. 
Having  had  25  years  experience  as  Surveyor  and  Con- 
veyancer,   he    claims   to    have    some  knowledge  of  the 
business,  and  therefore  offers  his  services  to  the  public. 

SURVEYORS. 

DUNN  &  THOMPSON, 

Will  attend  to  surveying  Farms,  Lots,  making  Maps, 

Laying  out  building  Lots,  &c. 

All    orders    promptly    attended    to. 

Ellis  Dunn,  Jas    M.  Thompson. 

SCHOOL  FOR  YOUNfi  LADIES. 

Two  Doors  SOUTH  OF  1st  Presbyterian  Church. 

Miss  H.  M.  PETTIT, 

A  lady  of  ten  years  experience  in  teaching,  will,  on  the 
1st  Monday  in  April,  open  a  school  for  young  Ladies  and 
Misses,  at  317  Broad  st,  2d  story. 

She  has  secured  very  pleasant  and  convenient  rooms, 
and  offers  to  her  pupils,  the  means  of  a  thorough  education 
in  the  elementary  and  scientific  studies,  appropriate  to  a 
school  of  this  character  :  also  instruction  in  Latin,  French 
and  Drawing  if  desired. 

Until  the  1st  of  April,  terms  may  be  known,  by  confer- 
ring with  the  Principal  at  No.  70  Washington  st  from  3  to 
5  P.  M. 

References.— Rev.  J. B.  Gondii,  D  D.  Rev.Theron  Bald- 
win, Matthias  W.  Day,  Esq.  Obadiah  Thayer,  Esq-  Lucius 
D.Baldwin,  Esq,  Newark,  N.J.  Hon.  Theodore  Freling- 
huysen,  L.L.D,  New  Brunswick,  N.  J.,  Rev  C.  C.  Beat^ 
ty,  D.  D.  Principal  of  Young  Ladies  Seminary,  Steuben- 
ville.Ohio.  Rev.  E.  Cheever,  Ypsilanli,  Mich.  Mrs  Sarah 
Willard,  Principal  of  Female  Seminary,  Troy  N.  Y. 
26* 


106 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


TRUNK  MANUFACTURER. 

JONATHAN  PIERSON, 

15    Hill  street. 

Manufacturer  of   Leather,  Plide  and  Seal  Skin  Trunk* 

Wholesale  and   Retail.     Every  article  in  the 

above  line  made  to  order. 

1^1^  N.  B.  All  orders  received  will  be  punctually  attended 

to  and  made  of  the  best  materials. 


PUMP  MANUFACTURER. 

WILLTAM  W.  COOPER, 

24  Fulton  St. 

Manufacturer  of  all  kinds  of  Wooden  Pumps  for 

Wells  and    Cisterns. 

All  orders  thankfully    received  and  promptly 

attended  to. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


30r: 


STOUTENBURGH.  DAY  &  CO. 
Importers  of  and  Wholesale  Dealers  in  China.  Glass,  and 

Earthen  Ware,  5308  Broad  Street. 

Merchants  from  the  country  will  find  it  to  their  advantage 

to   call  at  this  establishment  before   purchasing,    as 

the   articles  are    of  the  newest  patterns, 

and  offered  on  the  most 

reasonable  terms. 

R,  C.  Stoutenburgh,  Elihu  Day,  Alvan  Hedden. 


GEORGE  BALDWIN, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Crockery  Store,  218  Broad  street. 

A  splendid  assortment  of  Earthen,  Glass  and  China 

Ware  constantly  on  hand,  and  for  sale  as  low  as 

can  be  bought  in  New  York. 


CYRUS  DEAN, 

Manufacturer  of  Barrels,  Half  Barrels,  Tubs,  Pails, 

Churns,  Kegs,  etc.,  of  cedar  and  oak,   134  Bank   street. 

All  repairs  done  at  short  notice  and. 

on  reasonable  tfrms. 
Also,  Box  Hoops  and  Builders'  Pins. 


WM.  S.  WILSON, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Cedar  Ware  Manufactory, 

10  Bank  st..  near  Broad. 

EPTubs  and  Pails  Repaired. 


308  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


HOTELS. 


1.  City  Hotel,  366  Broad  St.,  by  Chas.  Wyckoff. 

2.  Park  House,  27  Park  Place,  by  Mrs.  D.  D.  Chandler. 

3.  Park  House,  Orange,  iV.  J.  by  John  Snyder* 

4.  Stewarts  Hotel,  356  Broad,  by  E.  Stewart  &  Son. 

5.  South  Ward  Hotel,  398  Broad  st.   by  T.  D.  Seannan. 

6.  Union  House,  124  Broad  st.  by  O.  Dickinson, 

7.  Passaic  Hotel,  306  Market  St.,  by  Thomas  Doyle. 

8.  Amer.  Hotel,  127  Washington  st.,  by  H.  A.Mourison. 

9.  Hotel,  354  High  st.,  cor.  of  Academy,  by  T.  Leonard. 

10.  N.  Ward  and  City  Hotel,  106  Broad,  by  J.  Harrison. 

11.  Mechanics'  Hotel,  188  Broad  st.,  by  D.  S.  Hetzel. 

12.  Star  Tavern,  285  Market  st.,  by  Charles  Tucker. 

13.  Cadet  Hall,  165  Broad  st.,  by  George  D.  Small. 

14.  Steamboat  Hotel,  foot  Centre  st.,  by  C  W.  Covintree. 

15.  Hotel,  69  Lock  street,  by  Jacob  A.  Westervelt. 

16.  Farmers'  &  Mechanics'  Inn,  I  Broa^d  street,  J.Doyle. 

17.  Drovers'  Inn,  Lodi,  East  Newark,  by  Mrs.  Davis. 

18.  Orange  Hotel,  Orange,  N.  J,  by  F.  Moore. 

19.  Drovers'  Hotel,  on  causeway,  by  Thos.  Watkins. 
80.  United  States  Hotel,  Morristown,  by  J.  O.  Drake. 
31.  Mansion  House,  Morristown,  by  Cooper  &  Belant 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  309 


LIVERY  STABLES. 

WILLIAM  COMPTON, 
Livery  Stable,  160  Market  street,  near  Broad. 

H.  A.  MOURISON, 
Lirery  Stable,  127  Washington,  corner  of  Academy  st. 


ISAAC  H.  SNYDER, 
Livery  Stable,  8  Fair  near  Broad  street. 


ASA  THOMAS, 
Livery  Stable,  260  Market  street  corner  of  Ailing. 


D.  S.  HETZEL, 
Livery  Stable,  188  Broad  street,  near  New. 


T.  D.  SEAMAN, 

Livery  Stable,  398  Broad,  corner  of  Hill  street. 

Price  to  suit  the  times. 


MICHAEL  SANDFORD, 
Sale  4"  Exchange  Stable,  83  South  Broad. 


DAVID  J.    CAMFIELD, 
Livery  Stable,  158  Washington  street. 


JOSIAH  HARRISON, 
Livery  Stable,  106  Broad  street. 


THOMAS  DOYLE, 
Livery  Stable,  306  Market  st.  Passaic  Hotel. 


WILLIAM  VANDERVEER, 
Livery  Stable,  1  Harrison  Street. 


CHARLES  BROWN, 
Livery  Stable,  3  Harrison  street. 


310  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


MASTER     BUILDERS. 

WILLIAM  H.  KIRK  &  CO- 
Architects  and  Builders  in  general,  11  and  13  Franklin  pi. 
W.  H.  Kirk,  Thomas  Kirkpatrick. 

ALBERT~SCHUREMAN, 
Architect  and  Builder  in  general,  27  Division  Place. 

A.  4-  H.  HnTlCHOLS, 

Builders  in  general,  6  Willow  street. 

Aaron  Nichols.  Horace  H.  Nichols. 


GOULD  &  MOORE, 
Builders  in  general,  75  Commerce  and  217  Market  street- 

JONATHaITv.  NICHOLS, 
Builder  in  general,  113  Plane  street. 

EDWARD~Rr"wHITLOCK, 

Builder  in  general,  6  Front  street. 

DANIEL~N~GARDNER, 
Builder  in  general,  54  Lafayette  street  corner  of  Prospect. 

ELIHirBr~EARL, 
Master  Builder,  10  Garden  street. 


WILLIAM  A.  COBB, 
Builder  in  general,  121  Kinney  street. 

D.  D.  &  M.  DUNN, 
Builders  in  general,  105  and  111  Plane  street. 

DAVID  G.  \YRES, 
Builder  in  general,  ll6  Plane  street. 

JAMES  WARD, 
Architect  and  Builder  in  general,  111  Nesbitt  st. 

JABEZ  COOK, 
Builder  in  general,  114  Union  street. 

PARKHURST   &   BUDD, 
Builders  in  general,  rear  19  Cross  street. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 

A.  &  F.  CRANE, 
Builders  in  general,  41  Broad  street. 

CRANE  &  ELSDEN, 
Builders  in  general,  rear  20  Lafayette  street. 


311 


MOSES  H.  CONDIT, 
Builder  in  general,  rear  116  Plane  street. 


WILLIAM   ROBERTS, 
Builder  in  general,  163  Commerce  street. 

GILBERT  MEIGS, 
Builder  in  general,  168  Washington  street, 

GEORGE  M.  RYERSON, 
Stair  Builder,    1  Beach  street. 


D.  B.  REEVE, 
Builder  in  general,  74  State  street. 


EZRA  REEVE, 
Master  Builder,  117  Orchard  street. 


EDWARD  P.  HAND, 
Master  Builder,  102  Commerce  street. 


JOSEPH  C.  YOUNG, 
Master  Builder,  38  Walnut  street, 


PETER  LINDSLEY, 
Master  Builder,  15  Commerce  street. 


SAMUEL  W.  THARP, 
Master  Builder,  6  Marshall  street, 


RIKER  &  MORRIS, 
Master  Builders,  59  State  street. 


ROFP  &  BURRALL, 
Master  Builders,  23  Washington  street. 

EZRA  B.  SWAIM, 
Master  Builder,  160  Broad  street. 

ISAAC  M.  DEAN, 
Master  Builder,  72  New  street. 


312  ADVERTISEMENTS. 

MASTER    MASONS   AND  BUILDERS. 

CHARLES  T.  PIERSON, 
Master  Masoaand  Builder,  67  Court  st.,  near  High; 

abner  s.  reeve, 

Master  Mason  and  Builder,  113  Plane  street. 

CRANE  &  LITTELL, 
Master  Masons  and  Builders,  109  Plane  St.,  and  71  Nevr. 

WM.  A.  CRANE, 
Master  Mason  and  Builder,  71  New. 

ISAAC  P.  BROWN, 
Master  Mason  and  Builder,  9  Franklin  Place. 

JONAS  C.  REEVE, 
Master  Mason  and  Builder,  14  South  Essex  street, 

JOHN  M.  JACOBUS, 
Master  Mason  and  Builder,  73  State  street. 

SILAS  M.  TODD, 
Master  Mason  and  Builder,  45  Catharine  street.  . 

DANIEL  D.  BENJAMIN, 
Master  Mason  and  Builder,  47  Catharine  street 

MOSES  T.  BAKER, 
Master  Mason  and  Builder,  29  South  Market  street. 

DANIEL  H.  JACKSON, 

Master  Mason  and  Builder,  68  Walnut  street. 

SIMPSON  VAN.  NESS. 
Master  Mason  and  Builder,  103  Elm  street. 

EZRA  M.    SAYRE, 
Master  Mason  and  Builder,  115  Orchard  street. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  313 

liUMBER 


MERCHANTS, 


E.  B.  &  J.  D.  POINIER, 

Dealers  in  Boards,  Planks,  Joist,  Clear  Lumber,  Timber, 

Pine  and  Cedar  Shingles.  Lath,  Lime, 

Brick,  &c..  foot  of  Market  st. 

near  Bethel  Churcli. 

E.  B.  Poinier,  J.  D.  Poinier. 


AARON  WARD  &  CO., 

Wholesale  and  Retail  dealers  in  Lumber  of  every 
description,  at  Centre  Wharf  first  below 
the  Steamboat  Duck. 
Aaron  Ward,         Aaron  B.  Ward,        Obadiah  M.  Ward 


L  &  G.  A.  VAN  WAGENEN, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  dealers  in  Lumber  of  every 
description,  at  Centre  Wharf,  J;econd   below  Steamboat 

Dock. 
Isaac  Van  Wagenen,  George  A.  Van  Wagenen. 


JOSEPH  L.  ALDEN, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  dealer  in  Lumber  of  all  descriptions, 

113  River  st.,  first  yard  above 

the  Railroad  Bridge. 


JAMES  MILLER, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  dealer  in  all  descriptions  of 

Lumber,  at  T.  V.  Johnson's  Dock, 

4  Commercial  street- 


H.  J.  POINIER, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  dealer  in  Lumber  of  all  descriptions, 
87  Commercial  street,  opposite  the  Gas  Works, 
and  first  Yard  below  the  steam  saw  mill. 
27 


314  ADVERTISEMENTS. 

WILLIAM  JACKSON, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  dealer  in  every  description  of 

Lumber,  Hoop  Poles,  &c.i 

13  Commercial  street,  near  liie  steam  saw  mill. 

FRED.  VAN  WAGENEN, 

Dealer  in  every  description  ol  Lumber, 

1  Ogden,  near  old  Bridge. 

GARDNER  &  MARCELL, 

Mahogany  Lumber  Yard,  U  Mechanic  street. 

S.  H.  Gardner,  J.  A.  Marcell. 


JAMES  H.  BURNET  &  SONS. 
13  Commercial  street, 
l^ealers   in  Pine,   Black   Walnut,  Cherry,  Maple,  White- 
wood,  Ash,  Hickory, Hemlock;  Builder's,  Cabinet  makers 
and  Carriage  makers  Lumber,  cheap  for  cash,  by 
James  H.  Burnet,  James  H.  Burnet,  Jr.,  Walter  D.  Burnet. 
»—— — — — — — ■^■^^— — ^— — ^^— ^ 

MASON'S  MATEKIALS- 

W.  R.  &  M.  SAYRE, 

Dealers  in  Brick,   Lime,   Hair,   Nails.  Lath,    Flagging 

Stones  and  Cellar  steps   and  Meson's   materials 

in  general.     Also   Schuylkill,   Lehigh,  and 

Virginia  Coal,  of  the  best  qualities. 

yard  adjoining  Rail  Road  Bridge. 

Wm.  R.  Sayre»  Marcus  Sayre. 

J.  R.  SAYRE,  Jr., 
Dealer  in  Brick  and  Lime,  second* Yard  south  of  the 

Steamboat  Dock. 

Thomaston,  Rhode  Island,  Philadelphia,  and  North  River 

Lime,  Roman  and  Canal  Cement,  Lath  and  Lath 

Nails,  Plaster  of  Paris,  Marble  dust, 

Frontand  Fire  Brick. 

Blue  Stone,  Flagging,  Curbing,  Cellar  steps  and 

Building  materials  generally. 

Also  Schuylkill,  Hazleton  and  other  coals 

constantly  on  hand- 

A.  S.  REEVE  &  CO. 

Dealers  in  all  descriptions  of  Mason's  materials,  Wood, 

Coal,  &c.,  4th  above  Railroad  Bridge, 

foot  of  Lumber  street. 

A.  S.    Reeve, 

F.  S.  Thomas. 


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ADVERTISEMENTS. 


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PLANE  MANUFACTURERS. 


MOCKRIDGE  &  FRANCIS, 

Tool  Store,  and  Manufacturers  of  Planes  and  Coach 

Tools.  147  Washington  street. 

Abraham  Mockridge,  Elias  Francis. 

GEORGE    W.    ANDRUSS, 
Wholesale  and  retail  Plane  Manufacturer,  156  Washing- 
ton street,  near  Market. 


AARON  BALDWIN, 
Gun  Smith  and  Saw  Filer,  58  Bank  street. 


SILAS  G.  EMES,  Saw  Filer,  12  Church  street. 


BOX    MAKERS. 

JAMES   WHEELER, 

Wholesale  and  retail  Box    Manufacturer,  292  High 

cor.  Market. 

N.  B. — Boxes  of  every  description  made  to  order  at  short 

notice.     House,  428  Broad  street. 


MESLOR  4-  SMITH, 

Wholesale  and  retail  Manufacturers  of  Hat  and  Packing 

Boxes  of  erery  description.  1  Pierson's  Alley. 

T.  J.   PHILLIPS, 

Manufacturer  of  Refrigerators,  Hat  and  Packing  Boxes, 

3&  Quarry  street. 


316  ADVERTISEMENTS. 

REFECTORIES. 

CITY  COFFKE    HOUSE,   LUNCH. 
reading"  room, 

132  Market  st.  near  Broad. 
Breakfasts,  Dinners  and  Suppers,  (<>f  the  best  the  mar- 
ket affurds)  served  up  at  sh:>rt  notice,  at  any  hour  frum  7 
A.  M.  to  10  P.   M.     Charges  moderate 

GEOKGE  H.  JONES 


FRAKKLIN  LUNCH, 

354  Uroiid  street.  Newark, 
The  subscriber,  late  of  the  Union  Lunch.  133  Market  St. 
would  inform  his  old  customers  and  tlie  public  generally, 
that  he  has  removed  t  •  the  lijiht  and  airy  busetnent,  354 
Broad  st.  a  few  doors  north  of  the  City  Hotel,  next  to 
Franklin  Hall,  where  he  is  prepared  to  serve  his  custom- 
ers in  the  best  style,  with  every  description  of  eatables. 

JOSEPH  CREE. 


THE  VERANDAH 

RESTAURANT, 

m  2h4  Br  »ad    street,   Newark, 

Where  Oysters  are  served  up  in  every  style.     Also,  Hot 
Coffee,  Cakes,  and  Steaks,  Ac    always  ready  at  a  call 
Breakfast,  Dinner  and  Tea,  at  regular  Imura. 

WM    H.    TRAWIN. 
Families  supplied  with  Oystets  at  all  hours. 


NIEWJtRSEY  HOUSE. 

No.    74  MULBERRY    STREET, 

NKWARK,  N.  J- 
IS"  Boarding  by  the  Day  or  Week. 


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ADVERTISEMENTS.  3  IT 

JAMES   B.   TAYLOR, 

PROFESSOR  OF  MTJSIC, 

And  Teacher  of  the  Piano  Forte, 
Singing,  Spanish  Guitar,  Flute,   Violin,  Violoncelld   Ac- 
Residence  No.  2  Arch  street,  near  Warren. 
N.  B. — Music  arranged  for  any  regular  Orchestral  Instru- 
ment, or  for  any  Number  of  Instruments- 
Music  copied  or  furnished  for  Concerts  &c.,at  short  DOtica 
and  on  reasonable  terms- 

WILLIAM  H.  EARL, 

DEALER  IN 

JYo.  343  Broad'  Street 

REGULATIONS  FOR  THE 

RETAIL  TRADE. 

The  followinff  quantities  of  ICE  will  be  delivered  at 
any  part  of  the  City,  at  the  prices  annexed  : — 
6  lbs.  a  day  from  May  10  to  September  20,  $i  00 

8  "  "  "  "  5  00 

10  •«  "  '*  "  6  00 

12  •'  "  "  "  8  00 

100  lbs.  for  Three  Shillings,  and  any  quantity  above  that, 
at  the  same  rate.  If  a  ton  is  taken  at  any  one  time,  a 
reasonable  deduction  will  be  made. 

Families  supplied  the  WHOLE  YEAR  at  fair  prices. 
Complaints  against  the  drivers  for  neglect,  carelessness, 
or  any  cause  must  be  made  at  the  office,  and  they  will  be 
promptly  attended  to. 

27* 


318  ADVKRTISEMENTt. 


BUTCHERS. 

BANGS  ELI,  near  Depot,  N  J.  Railroad 
BATHGATE  JAMES  E.  Centre  Market  28 

BIRD  JAMES  R.  do  15 

BIRD  JEREMIAH,  North  Ward,  Broad  21 

BURNET  TIMOTHY,  South  do  2 

CRANE  GEORGE,  Centre  Market  6 

CREGIER  JOHN  A.  South  Ward,  Broad  st.  392 
DURIE  JAMES,  Washington  Market,  Walnut  st.  37 
FAITOUTE  HENRY,  North  Ward  Market.  1 
BELLINGER  F.  C.  Centre  Market  16 

HOLDEN  GEORGE,  do  9 

JOHNSTON  GEORGE  T.  do  2 

LEWIS  GEORGE,  do  10  and  12 

LUM  STEPHEN,  South  Ward,  Mulberry  st.  281 
McBETII  A.  G.  Centre  Market  19 

McBETH  WILLIAM,  Centre  Market  4 

SCHMITT  GOTTHART,  Jr.  Ferry  18 

SCHMITT  JACOB,  Centre  Market  14 

TOMPKINS  J.  T.  do  5  and  7 

WAMBOLD  ABRAHAM,  do  1  and  3 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  819 

LEATHER  &  OIL  DEALERS. 

BALDWIN  CALVIN  -  -  60  Maiket 
BALDWIN  VV.Vl.  A.  -  -  -  66  Market 
BROWN  Q.  P.  -  '  -  56  Market 
DICKERSON  &  CO.  JAS  L.  -  62  Market 
DOUGHERTY^  E.  C.  &  H.  F.  -  58  Market 
FRANCIS  EBENZZER  -  -  74  Market 
GARTHWAIIE  J.  THOMAS  -  52  Market 
GARTH WAITE  WILLIAM  -  88  Market 
HALL  GEORGE  W.  -  -  78  Market 
HALSEY  &  TUCKER  -  •  68  Market 
HOLLINGS WORTH  J.  159  and  161  Washington 
HOWELL  &  DAWSON  -  72  Market 
HOWELL  SAMUEL  M.         -  82  Market 

JACOBUS  &  UTTER  -  .  84  Market 
JONES  EDWARD  E.  ■  -  60  Market 
PIER30N  &  BERRY  -  -  86^  Market 
SIMPSON  JOHN  W.  .        -      154  River 

TEESE  CONRAD      -       159  and  161  Washington 


MOROCCO  DRESSERS. 

BRADY  PHILIP  -  -  -  29  Searing 
DOUGHERTYS  &  YOUNG  -  64  Market 
WATTS  GEORGE  -         rear  94  Market 


WOOL  DEALERS. 


COX  PATRICK   G. 
GRAFTON  WILLIAM 


173  Plane 
176  Plane 


320  ADVERTISEMENTS. 

GEORGE  S.  MILLS, 

Wood  and  Coal  dealer,  42  North  Canal  street, 
corner  of  Cherry, 
Schuylkill,  Red  Ash,  Hazletnn,  Laurel  Hill,  Lehigh  Bea- 
ver Meadow,  broke  and  delivered  lo  order — also 
Hickory  and  Oak  Wood,  of  the  first  quality. 
IS"  Terms   Cash. 


DAVIS  V.  JOHNSON, 

Wholesale  Wood   and  Coal  Dealer  at 

T.  V.  Johnson's  Commercial  Dock 

Schuylkill,  Hazleton  and  other  Coals  from  the  best  veins 

broken  and  delivered  to  order.     Also 

Virginia  Coal  from   the  best  mines. 

Hickory,  Oak  and  Pine  Wood  of  the  first  quality,  cheap 

for   Cash. 


ISAAC   HALSEY. 

City  Coal  Yard,  41  River  street, 

Dealer  in  Schuylkill,  Hazleton,  Lehigh,  Laurel  Hill, 

Beaver  Meadow,  Virginia  and  Liverpool  Coals 

and  Pine  Wood  at  the  City  Coal  Yard,  neit  below  the 

Union  Coal  Yard. 


W.  R.  &c   M.  SAYRE. 

Wholesale    and  retail  dealers  in   Schuylkill,   HazletOD. 

Lehigh,  and  other  hard  Coals,  broken,  screened 

and  delivered  lo  suit  purchasers — also 

Virginia,  for  smith's  use.     Cheap 

for  ready  pay  only. 

Yard  adjoining  the  Railroad  Bridge. 

Wm.  R.  Sayre,  ) 

Marcus  Sayre.    ) 


A.  S.    REEVE  &  CO. 

Dealers  in  all  kinds  of  hard  Coals,  broken  and  delivered 

to  suit  purchasers — also,  Hickory  and  Oak  Wood 

of  the  best  qualities,  Cheap  for  Cash. 

Yard  141  River,  foot  of  Lumber  st. 

A.  S.  Reeve. 

F.  S.  Thomas. 


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ADVERTISEMENTS. 


w®m  mm  mm^ 

SILAS  FORD, 

•Coal  and  Wood  dealer,  59  River  Street  opposite  Cherry 
street,  at  Union  Coal  Yard. 


FAITOUTE  &  STOU  DINGER, 

Coal  and  Wood  dealers,  Ogden  Street   foot  of  Divi- 
sion Street.  • 


JAMES  CROWELL  &  CO. 

Coal  and  Wood  dealers,  No.  1  Ogden  Street,  first 
yard  north  of  the  Bridge. 


JOSEPH   SWEASEY, 

Coal  and  Wood  dealer.  No.  lo  Commercial  Street, 
at  Shipman's  Basin. 


STEPHENSON  &  DOUGLASS, 

Coal  and  Wood  dealers,  16  East  River  Street,  cor. 
of  Jackson  Street. 


JAMES  R.  SAYRE,  Jr. 

Coal  and  Wood  dealer,  second  yard  South  of  the 
Steam  Boat  Duck. 


PRUDEN  ALLING. 

Coal  and  Wood  dealer,  2  Commercial  Street, 
T.  V.  Johnson's  Dock. 


A.  O.    PIERSON, 

Wood  and  Coal  merchant,  46  Kinney  St., 
All  orders  promptly  attended  to.     Terms  Cash. 


322  ADVERTISEMENTS. 

CITY    GOVERNMENT. 

Mayor — James  M.  Cluinby. 

CUy  Clerk— Hd^wxiX  T.  Clark. 

Chosen  Freeholders— W m.  Garthwaite,  S.  G.  Gould. 

CUy  Surveyor — Elias  Dunn. 

City  Counsel — F.  T.  Frelinghuysen. 

Cily  AUorncy—F.  T.  Frelinghuyscn. 

City  Treasurer— John  Hartshorne,  Jr. 

Street  Commissioner — John  Hays. 

Surveyors  of  Highways — James  H.  Halsey,  Robert  Dod. 

Overseer  of  Poor — Albert  Munn. 

Coroners — George  H.  Bruen,  L.  A.  Hall. 

Presidetitof  Common  Cou9iciL— Frederick  H.  Smith. 

{Aldermen — David  Campbell,  Cortlandt  Parker,  Joseph  L, 
Alden,  Edward  Silvey. 
Judge  of  Election — David  Campbell. 
Inspectors  of  Election — James  Silvey,  Aaron  Young. 
^  i  Ward  Clerk— 5.  W.  Osbom. 
"  1  Assessor — James  Silvey. 
Collector — Aaron  Young. 
Commissioner  of  Appeal — R.  D.  Baldwin. 
School  Comviiltee— Lucias  D.  Baldwin,  Silas  Merchant. 
Constables — Calvin  Lyon,  Richd  Francisco,  Wm.  B.  Wilson, 
'Aldermen — Jona  V.  Nichols,  J.   Hollingsworih,  Ebenezer 

Francis,  Jacob  Van  Arsdale. 
Judge  of  Election —T^ichSirA  Sweasey. 
Inspectors  of  Election— D.  Murphy,  F.  H.  Teese. 
Ward  Clerk — Frederick  W.  Ricord. 
Assessor — James  Whiitemore. 
Collector — David  J.  Camfield. 
Commissioner  of  Appeal — Henry  A.  Mourison. 
School  Committee — A.  N.  Dougherty,  Milton  Baldwin. 
^Constables— C  D.  Tichenor,  John  Past,  Peter  Whitbeck. 
'Aldermen — Frederick  H.  Smith,   Bernard  Mc  Co  rmick,  jr. 

Nehemiah  Perry,  Ambrose  Williams. 
Judge  of  Election — George  S.  Mills. 
Inspectors  of  Election — David  Thomas,  Jacob  Johnson. 
Ward  Clerk — Joseph  Shipman.^ 
Assessor — William  A.  Lum. 
Collector — James  B.  Congar. 
Commissioner  of  Appeal — A.  P.  Ely. 
School  Committee — Stephen  Congar,  S.  H.  Pennington, 
Constables— J .  VV.  Southard,  U.  R.  Smith,  G.  Sanlbrd. 
Aldermen— 3.  C.  Garthwaite,  C.  T.  Pierson,  A.  Wilcox, 

Daniel  Price. 
Judge  of  Election — S.  R.  Haines. 

Inspectors  of  Elect io-n — Moses  B.  Coe,  William  B.  Douglass.. 
Ward  Clerk — A.  H.  Sherman. 
I  Assessor — John  Murray. 

CoZfet/or— Jonathan  Pierson. 
I  Commissioner  of  Appeal — James  Wheeler. 
I  School  Committee — John  Whitehead,  H.  N.  Peters. 
\^Constables—E.  C.  Blazier,  G.  Dudley,  John  Thatcher. 


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'Aldermen — Wm.  W.  Pollard,  J.  A.  Pennington,  Wm. 

Dennis,  MuU'ord  W.  Casterhue. 
Judge  of  Election — James  H.  Tichenor. 
Inspectors  of  Election — Jas.  Durie,  John  Brill .  , 

'nard  Clerk — Samuel.  Clark. 


»  '  Assessor — Samuel  C.  Collyer. 


£ 


Collector — William  S.  Emery. 

Commissioner  of  Appeal — Francis  E.  Lindsley. 

School  Csovimittce — Wm.  A.  Righter,  Jas.  F.  Bond. 

Constables — T.  J.  Duvall,  G.  A.  Baebmeyer,  David  Poioier. 

"STANDmG  COMMiTTElfs^^ 


Police. 
Messrs.  PenningtoUj 
Pierson, 
Prancis, 

Assessments. 
Messrs.  Pierson, 

Campbell, 
Van  Arsdale, 

Public  Ground*. 
Messrs.  Pollard, 
Perrv, 
Parker, 

Schools, 
Messrs.  Parker, 
Perry, 
Casterline, 

Offices. 
I'erry, 
Pollard, 
Ganhwaite, 

Licenses. 
HoUingswortb, 
Alden, 
Dennis, 

Ordinances. 
Van  Arsdale, 
Parker, 
Pennington, 

Accounts. 
Messrs.  Dennis. 
Wilcox, 
Campbell, 

Shows. 
Messrs.  Alden, 

NcCormick, 
Wilcox, 
I^ichuls, 
Dennis, 
ami  President. 
AMZI  DODD,  Clerk  of  Common  Council- 


Finance. 
Messrs.  Garth waite, 
^  Nichols, 
'  McCormick, 
Streets. 
Messrs.  McCormick, 
Silvey, 
Price, 

HoUingsworth, 
Casterline, 
Wharves. 
Messrs.  Casterline, 
Francis, 
Alden, 
Lamps. 
Messrs.  Price, 

Williams, 
Casterline, 
Watch. 
Messrs.  Silvey, 

Garthwaite, 
Francis, 

Ftre  Department. 
itessrs.  Nichols, 
Silvey, 
Pollard, 
Markets. 
Messrs.  Williams, 
Pierson, 
Van  Arsdale, 
Aims. 
Messrs.  Campbell, 
Price, 

Pennington, 
Water. 
Messrs.  Wilcox, 
Williams, 
HoUingsworth, 


Messrs. 


Mesi 


Messrs. 


DOCTORS'  LIST. 

Akeri  Oscar  J.  91  Broad 

Annin  Jonathan  D    J73  Market 

Baldwin   Milton.    58  Bank  st.         • 

9anks  Samuel,  356Bri>Hd 

Brown  W  Murtimer,  390  Broad  q.  Hill 

Clark  J  Henry,  228  Broad  st. 

Co)es  Abraham,   172  Market  st. 

Congar  Stephen,  23  Fair  st. 

Corwin  Joseph  A    38  Ferry  st. 

Darcy  John  S   261  Broad 

Dougherty  A     N.  105i  Market  st.^ 

Duflford  William,  1  Commerce  st. 

Eyrich  Christopher  2   William  st. 

Goble  Jabez  G.  415  Broad  st. 

Grover  William  B.  149  Market  st. 

Hall  Lewis  A.  179  Broad  st. 

Hill  Ambrose  B   358  Broad  st. 

Jackson  Joseph  B.    iSl   Broad  st. 

King  Thomas  S.  172  Market  st. 

Lafon  Thomas,  257  Broad  st. 

Loweree  Thomas  W.  377  Broa^  st, 

Lyon  Silas  S.    .^77   Broad  st. 

Mead  William,  111   Broad  st.  ^ 

Mercer  Wm.  T.    224  Broad  st. 

Nichols  Isaac  A.  261   Broad  st. 

Nichols  Whitfield,  261   Broad  st. 

Norton  Horace,  265  Broad  st. 

Osborne  Edward,  I    S.   Market  st. 

Pennington  S    H.  :i55  Broad  st.  ; 

Reeves  Abner  W.  ]30i  Broad  st. 

SandforJ  William  P    P.   1  Commerce  st- 

Sheehan  P    E.  66  New  st. 

Smith  Lyndon  A.  253  Broad  st. 

Taylor  Wm    W.  259  Broad  st. 

Wade  Joseph  L,  173  Market. 

Ward  George  S.  388  Broad  St. 

Ward  John  F.  382*  Broad  st. 

Ward  W.  S.  99  Broad  st. 

DESTTISTS. 

Arms  S.  E.  928    Broad  st. 

Colburn  A.  G.   Pliny,  269  Broad  sU 

Conover  William  H.  322  Broad  st. 

Fowler  James  F.    5  Cedar  st. 

Harrington  Daniel,  Market  st. 

Hassel  John,   177  Market  st. 

Lord   William  G.    281    Broad  st. 

Lyman  Lyndon  G.  333  Broad  st.  ' 

Moore  G.  J.  259  Broad  st. 

Ward  William  W    2J^  Clinton  St. 

CAIVCBK  DOCTOR. 
Wallace  Daniel,  successor  to  Dr.  Lynch  703  Broad  st. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 

NURSES'  LIST. 

See  list  of  Names  for  any  alterations  in  their  numbert. 

Agens  Sarah,  2  Warren  street. 
Allen  Sarah,  2  Ball's  Court. 
Baldwin  Mary,  80  North  Essex  street. 
Brandovv  Margaret,  14  Fair  street. 
Brydon  Margaret,  151  Lawrence  street. 
Canfield  Elizabeth,  15  Lafayette  street. 
Carr  Elizabeth,  27  Academy  street. 
Carr  Margery,  166  Washington  street. 
Case  Elizabeth.  19  Boudinot  street. 
Condit  Lydia,  70  Kinney  street. 
Cooper  Mary,  62  Boston  street. 
Cutler  Mary,  28  Fair  street. 
Earl  Charlotte,  1  Garrabrants  Court. 
Earl  Clarissa,  20  Hill  street. 
Foster  Mary,  7  Sheffield  street. 
Gallnger  Sarah,  65  Washington  street. 
Gardner  Nancy,  121  Kinney  street. 
Hall  Sarah  Jane,  33  Fair  street. 
Humes  Sarah,  6  S.  Market  street. 
Hyde  Mrs   120  Broad  street. 
Jacobus  Elizabeth.  18  Chestnut  street. 
Joralemon  Leah,  174  Washington  street. 
Keene  Lucinda,  71  Mulberry  street. 
King  Mrs    15  Academy  street. 
King  Rachel,  53  Bank  street. 
L'Hommedieu  Phebe,  66  Catharine  street. 
Magie  Elizabeth,  9  Orchard  street. 
Marcell  Sarah,  19  New  street. 
Morehouse  Susan,  41  Warren  street. 
Morton  Sarah,  i6-i  Plane  street. 
Ogden  Jane  C.  18  North  Prospect  street. 
Peer  Margaret  Ann,  Lawrence  n.  Market. 
Polly  Keziah,  71  Sprinsx  street. 
Rodrigo  Elizabeth,  5  Franklin  street. 
Robinson  Catharine,  6  Fulton  street. 
Robinson  Susan,  3'.)1  Broad  street. 
Sanders  Lydia,  48  Lawrence  street, 
Sandford  Phebe,  33  S.  Essex  street. 
Spinning  nann:ih.  226  Plane  street. 
Taylor  Eliza,  106  Academy  street. 
Thompson  Hannah,  rear  68  Kinney  street,  j 
Valentine  Catharine.  127  Kinney  street. 
Wood  Elizabeth,  294  Washington  street. 
Woodruff  Elizabeth.  44  Liberty  street.     ^^. 


326 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


THE    NEW    AND    SPLENDID    STEAMER 


1 

^ 


Captain    JOHN    GAFFY, 


Having  been  lengthed  55  feet,  and  being  now  220  feet 
long,  with  a  new  boiler,  and  a  new,  commodious  and 
elegantly  furnished  deck  saloon.  90  feet  in  length,  (ex- 
pressly for  ladies.) — commenced  running  between  Newark 
•and  New  York»  on  Tuesday,  II  March,  and  makes  tw© 
trips  a  day  from  each  place,  leaving  as  follows, viz: 


"Centre  Wharf,  Newark, 
7i  o'clock,  A.  M. 
U        "      P.  M. 


Foot  of  Barclay  st  ,  N.  York. 
10  o'clock,  A.  M. 
4        "       P.  M. 


FARE. 


To  New  York, 
To  Bergen  Point, 


]2J  cents. 
12i  cents. 


The  Passaic  is  remarkable  for  speed,  performing  the 
distance  in  from  an  hour  and  a  half  to  an  hour  and  three 
t}uarters  each  trip. 

Ladies  will  find  this  route  very  pleasant,  and  particu- 
larly advantageous,  as  the  inconvenienceof  changing  from 
<ar  to  ferry  boat  with  baggage  is  avoided. 

j^Goods  and  freight  taken  on  reasonable  terms,  hot 
only  at  the  risk  of  the  owners. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


327 


MORRIS  &  ESSEX  RAILROAD  COMPANY^ 

SUMMER  ARRANGEMENT, 

Commmencing  Monday,  April  7th,  1851. 

Leave  Dover  3  A-  M   Frei<rht ;  7   Ifl  A.  M.  and  2  00  P.  M. 

.   ••      Morristown  i.  (Freifrht)  6.7,45  \.M.,an6  2,35  ?.  M. 

"      Millville,  5,  {Freight)  6,43,  S.23,  A.  M.,  and  1,15, 

3,18  P.  M. 

Returning — Leave  New  York. 
For  Dover  Sh,  1  l-i  A.  M   Freight ;  and  4  P.  M. 
"    Morristown  8 J,  1].^  A.  M.  Freight ;  and  4,  6  P.  M. 
"    Millville  8i,  10,  11§  A.  M.  Freight;  and  4,  6  P.  M. 

AS  FOLLOWS  : 
Dover  Passenger  Lines. 


Morning  Train, 
LeaveDoverat      7,10  A.M. 

"     Morrrislown  7,45  ". 

"     Madison,      7,55  " 

"     Sumnnit,        8,13  " 

"     Millville,       8.23  " 

"     OraT)ge,        8,38  " 

Arrive  at  Newark  8,50  " 
New  York,  9,35 


Afternoon  Train. 
LeaveDoverat  2,00  PM. 
"  Morristown  2,35  " 
"  Madison,  2,45  *• 
"  Summit,  3,08  •' 
"  Millville,  3,18  " 
'^  Orange,  3,38  " 
Arrive  at  Newark  3.50  " 
New  York  4,30 


Returning — Leave  New  York  8h  A.  M.,  and  4  P.  M, 
'»     Newark  9i  A.  M.  and  4?    P.    M. 

Morristown  Accommodation  Line. 

Leave  Morristown  &.00  A.  M.  Millville  6,43  A.  M. 

"     Madison         6.10     "  Orange,  7,03      " 

••     Summit,         6,33     "     Arriving  at  Newark  7,20  " 

"         New  York,  8,00  *' 
Returning — Leave  New  York  6  P.  M.  Newark  6,45  P.M. 

Millville  Accommodation  Line. 
Leave  Millville  1,15  P.  M      Orange  Station  1,35  P.  M.; 
Arriving  at  Newark  at  1 .50  P.  M.  and  New  York  at  2,40P.M. 
Leave  New  York  for  Millville  at  10  A.  M.,   and  Newark 
at  101  A.  M. 

Fheigbt  Line, 
With  Car  attached  for  the  accommodation  of  Freighters 
will  leave  Dover  at  3  A.  M.,  arriving  in  New  York  at  7,30 
A.  M;  returning  v.-ill  leave  New  York  atllj  A.  M.,  carrying 
passengers  to  and  from  Stations  on  the  road  where  freight 
is  received  and  delivered. 

J.  B.  GADDIS,  Superintendent 


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ADVERTISEMENTS. 


///j'.rf.'ssisis-  siv-i-* 


CHARLES  GRANT, 
107  Market  street,  opposite  Harrison, 

Manufacturer  of 

Marble   Mantels,   Tables,   Monuments, 

Tomb  and  Grave  Stones,   of  the   best   Egyptian,   Italiaoi 

and  American  Marbles,  executed  in  the  best  modern 

Style.     Also,  stone  work  for  buildings,  made   to 

order,  of  Connecticut  or  Newark  stone. 


AMOS  WILCOX, 

142  Market  street, 

Manufacturer  of  Marble    Mantels,    Monuments,   Grave 

Stones,   and    wall    Plates,     Also,    Stand,    Table, 

and   Bureau   Tops,   of   the    best  Egyptian 

and  Italian  Marble, 


C.  T.  DUN  COMB, 

No.   150   Marl'-et  street, 

Manufacturer  of 

Marble   Monuments   and    Tombs   of  every  description. 

Marble  Mantels  of  every    variety,   furnished  to 

order,  on  the   most  reasonable  terms. 


JONATHAN  STEVENS, 

76  Broad   street   near   the   Rail   Road   Depot, 

Manufacturer  of 

Marble   Monuments,   Grave  Stones,  Mantel   Pieces. 

Every  description  of  work  executed  with  neatness. 

and  despatch. 


329 


IN  MEMORT 

OF  MAJOR  GENERAL 

March  4th,  1849, 

DEPARTED   THIS    LIFE  JULY  9lh,  1850,  AGED 
66  YEARS. 

Holding  office  one  Year,  Four  Months,  and  Fire  Days. 

MILLARD  FILLMORE, 

OF  NEW  YORK, 

VICE  PRESIDENT, 

SXTCCEEDEB  PRESIDENT    TATLOB, 

AS  PRESIDENT. 


t330  ADVERTISEMENTS.  l 


s.  F.  mm, 

ORIGINAL 

[isiaKa(!i][Fa(B?«ii 


OP 


NEWARK 


EXTRA     DURABLE     ELASTIC      VARNISH, 

equal  to  the   English. 
COACH  BODY  VARNISH,  Extra  Light  Shade. 
COACH  OR  CARRIAGE,  for  Running  parts. 
BLACK  ASPHALTUM  VARNISH, 
DRYING  JAPAN, 
LEATHl^R, 

No.  1  and  2  Furniture  Polishing  *' 
FLOWING, 
SCRAPING, 
WHITE  OR  MAP 


}    3S0  Mulberry  st.     ^ 

NEWARK,  N.  J. 


^^K©^^- 


^^€S^^ 


^B- 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


DANIEL   PRICE   &  CO. 

Manufacturers     of     an     Improved 

C^ojpaill    "^^^ Si ap 5X1. a ^  I^ © 
No.  237  Mulberry  Street, 

Coach  Body  Varnish,  light  sljade 
Coach  " 

Black  Japan  " 

Brown   Japan      "  sure  drier, 

Leather  " 

Light  Shade  flowing  Varnish 
No.    I  and  2  Furniture  Polishing  Varnish 
Scraping  "' 

Spirits  Turpentine,  Oil,  &c. 
Daniel  Prick.  D.  M.  Fitzgerald. 


THOxMPSON    PRICE    &  CO. 

MANUFACTURERS   OF 
COxiCH,  FURNITURE,  BROWN  AND  BLACK 

riiz:FAS.i:D  oils,  etc. 

224  Mulberry   street,  Newark,  N.  J. 
Thompson  Price,  Daniel  Price  &  Co. 

BIGELOW  «&  PRICE, 

MANUFACTURERS     OF 

Coach,  Furniture,  Brown  &  Japan 


\fi 


'-iiQi  ji  'ii^  ^!f^  imp  -'^ 
PREPARED  OILS,  &c. 
No.     228    Mulberry    Street. 

NEWARK,  N.  J. 
Moses  Bigelow. 


m^^^ 


DaVid  Price. 


ADVtKTlSEMUNTS. 


MILLER,  JOHNbON  &  CO. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 
[COACH.  FURNITURE,  BROWN  AND  JAPAN 

PREPARED      OILS,      &C., 

No.  222  Mulberry  Street. 
NEWARK,  N.  J, 


ac  Miller,  ^ 

Fred  C.  Johnson,  > 
niel  A.  Johnson.  J 


Isaac  Miller, 

Alfred 

Da 


OS) 


PIERSON  &  ROBERTSON, 

Manufae hirers  of  Imjjroved 

No.  225  Rail  Road  Avenue, 

NEWARK,  N.  J. 

Sylvester  C,  Pierson,  Elias  C".  Robertson. 

HENRY  WHITENACK, 

(Late  Whilenack  and  Bell,) 

HOUSE  AND  SIGN  PAINTING, 

Graining,  Glazing,   and   Paper  Hanging.     Also 
Paints,  Oils,  Glass,  Varnish,  &c,     . 

At  the  late  stand  of  Caleb  Thayer, 

6  6    MULBERRY    STREET, 

Newark,  N.  J. 


JjtAII  Work   executed   with   Promptness. 


ADVERTISEMENTS 


mm.  (g.  \B^[m\K 


!H0USE.   sign  &  ORiNAMENTALi 


156  Market   Street, 

NEWARK,  N.  J. 

Manufactures  and  has  constantly  on  hand 

of  various  patterns,  also, 

*rench  and  American  Paper  Hang-ings,   Firet 
Board  Prints*  Borders  &c.i 

gy-<  Room    Paper    Varnished    in  a  superior  manner,  and 
cv'^  warranted  lo  wash. 

I      WmDOW  §EiDB§ 

oD        Painted  to  Order  on  the  most   reasonable  terms. 


R.  L.  WESTERVELT, 
OUSE,  SIGN&  ORNAMENTALS 


U  ®®MI 


RAPE  R    HANG  E  R, 

NO.  77  MULBERRY    STREET.  NEWARK,  N.  J.  '^^ 
rt-Ready  Mixed  Paints,  Varnish,  &c.     All  work         ^ 
executed  with  neatness  and  dispatch.  J- 

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•334 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


iDAVIS,  CURRIER  &  SANFORD,| 

MACHINE    SHOP,     i 

No.  290  Market  Street,  M 

NEAR   THE    RAIL    ROAD    DEPOT,   NEWARK)    N«   J.  ^'n 

JBuilders  of    Steam    Engines,    Paper  Mills,  Paper  andJ<){ 
Calender  Rolls,  Lathes  of  all  BSj 

kinds,  Jewelers'  Tools,  \ 

|viz  ; — Drops,     Shears,      Draw     Benches,     Screw  and] 
Lever  Presses. 

AND  MILL  WORK  IN  GENERAL 

Alexander  H.  Davis,      Cyrus  Currier,      F.  P.  Sanford- 

N.  B. — Iron  Castings  of  all  kinds  and  patterns  made 

to  order. 


DOD  &  INSLEE, 


9i 


HEDENBERG'S  FACTORY, 

NEWARK,     N.    J.  Rj 

Manufaoiure    Jewelers'     Lathes,    Shears  and   Presses  ;s€a 

also,  Trunk  makers'    Presses  and  Shears.  i^\ 

Carpenter's  Morticing  Maohines,  Machinist's  Tools. 

Shafting  and  Light  Machinery  generally. 

J.  G.  Dod,  A.  Inslee.S 


E.  &  S.  D.  GOULD, 

In  all  its  Various  Branches  at  | 

Inclined  Plane  of  Morris  Canal,  | 

E.  Gould,  formerly  of  the  firm  of  Gould  4"  Inslee.      a 

Ezra   Gould.  S.  D.  Gould] 


HEWES  &  PHILLIPS, 

MACHINISTS, 

MANUFACTURERS   OF  ' 


PLANING    MACHINES,  POWER    PRESSES, 

AND 

Machinery    of    all    Descriptions 
Union     Iron     Works,    Meeker's     Foundry, 

HARRISON  &  BREESE 

AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

PATENT  &  COMMON  AXLES, 

AT  J.  M.  QUINBY'S  coach  FACTORY, 

Ifo  325  BROAD  STRX2ET, 

Cart  crank  axles,  new  boxe.»,  caps,  and  nuts,  fitted  to  old 
ancles,  and  repairs  in  general  done  at  short  notice. 


BENJ.  P.  HARRISON, 


THOMAS  BREESE. 


nEANUFAOTURERS 

JAS.  N.    JORALEMON  &  CO. 

COACH    SPRING    AND  AXLE  MANUFACTORY, 
72  Clay  Street,  near  Broad. 

PHILIP  QUIGLEY, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Mannfacturers  of 

§PIHIf  I<B?BI.S, 

AND  CARPENTER'S  TOOLS  IN  GENERAL, 
JORALEMONS'     FACTORY,  72    CLaY  ST. 


mJs^i^M^y^^iSamsmm^ms^ 


ADVERTISEMKNTS. 


S.  E.  CANFIELD  &  CO. 


MANUFACTURERS    OP 


)Garden  &  Field  Hoes  &  Eakes, 

GARDEN   and  MASONS  TROWELS, 
)Mincing  Knivesj    Tobacco  Cutters,    Cabbage  and  BeefvO. 
Cutlers,  Mincing  machines,  Apple  Parers,  Claw,        C'^ 
Wrenches,  Bed  Keys  &c,  /* 

5  and  7  Rail  Road  Avenue  opposite  the  depot.  q 

^S.  E.  Canfield,  Alex.  Campfield^ 


R.  m.  GRummoN, 

(Successor  to  James  T.  Hedden,) 


QW  Rear  of  J.  M.  Quinhifs  Coach  Factory ,  ^ 

©325  Broad  St.,  Newark,  N.  JJi 

^ju      Manufacturer  of  all  hinds  of  Carriage  and  Harness       ^ 
[Q^  Furniture,  such  as  (r 

jj     Bands,   Handles,   Coach  Locks,  and   Hinges,  ^ 

Glass    string    Rollers,    Glass     Frames,  (l 

TerretSj  Hooks,  Swivels,   Ornaments,  ^ 

Saddle  Nails  6fC,  ( 

,  C 
'AH  kinds  of  Brass  and  Silver  plated  Ware,  and  patent"; 

harness  mountings.  ^ 


I        JOSEPH  GARDNER,  ^ 

!                                 16  Mulberry  street.  ^ 

DIE  SINKER,  STAMPER,  BRAZIER,  AND  ? 

STOVE  &  LAMP  % 

'                  ORNAMENT    MAKER,  ^ 

xAll  kinds  of  Ornaments,  and  fancy  Mouldings,  Agricultu-(; 

'             ral.  Society,  School  Medals.     Society  and  « 

)                              Notary  seals  of  all  kinds  (; 

)                                  engraved  to  Order.  C 

V    N.  B. — Marking  Plates,  and  burn  Marks  cut  to  order-  Tj. 


ADVERTISEMENTS, 


^LIF^IiO)  !HI(y)[r^TI(^, 


337! 


TABLE    KNIFE    MANUFACTURER. 

ALSO,  FINE  CUTLERY. 

SHEFFIELD,  CORNER   STATE. 

House  145    Quarry    Street. 


Steel  Fiate 

MANUFACTURER. 

JOHN    GARSIDE, 

ENGRAVERS'  STEEL  PLATE  MAIsUFACTURERj 

ALSO  FLNE  TABLE  CUTLERY" 

Wasbington    Factory,  House  99   Mill. 


BEDFORD  &    CRANE, 

MA^UFACTURERS    OP 

CARRIAGE   BOWS, 

Bent  Felloes,   Shafts,  <^c. 

56  Mechanic  street,  Newark,  N.  J. 
S.  O.  Crane,  -  S.  Bedford 


1^  CHARLES  L.  CHAPLAIN, 

'^  MANUFACTURER   OF 

I  TURNED  SPOKES. 

S  PHCENIX  WORKS, 

'^  No.  204  MARKET  STREET. 


^  ^DEALER     IN     KITCHEN     RANGES     OF^ 

®  VARIOUS  PATTERNS.  ^ 

9^  FITTED  UP  WITH   OR  WITHOUT         >^ 


Copper  Basins, 
Water  Closets, 
Wash  Bowls, 
Balh  Tubs, 
Shower  Baths, 


Hot  Air  Furnaces,  Registers'/^ 
Stove  of  various  Patterns,  x^ 
Stoves  P'pes,  Coal  Hods,  J/ 
Tin  and  Sheet  Tron  Work,  fo 
Done  to  order. 


,  PUMPS  and  every  thing  connected  vi'iih  the  conduct-/ 
^ing  of  Hot  or  Cold  Water  in  any  part  of  buildings,  or^ 
/Heating  the  Buildings  with  Hot  Air.  ^ 

I  PLUMBING  IN  GENERAL  f 

)  COPPER  WORK  DONE  TO  ORDER.  ( 
\    Cliaiii    Pumps    with    Oiak     Pips.    / 

/Whitehead's  Improved  Well  Pumps,  a  superior  article,^ 
)  free  from  frost,  or  any  bad  effect  on  the  water,  ( 
)  handsome  in  appearance  and  work  easy.  ( 


j  FORCE  PUMPS  I 

50F  DIFFERENT  SIZES   AND  PATTERNS^ 

jS  The  above  Pumps  are  of  my  own  manufacture,  under  f, 

7)  the  superintendence  of  K.  VV.  Whitehead,  who  has  r 

f"  had  much  experience  in  the  above  business.          .  / 

^  The  above  Pumps  I  Warrant.  t 

j2  Also  for  sale  Douglass  and  other  Iron  Pumps.  v 

)kPumps   of   all    kinds    Repaired  at  Short   NoticeX 

^N.  B.  Those  who  are  about  building,  would  do  well^ 
ji'to  consult  me  about  Furnaces  and  Range  Fixtures  be-( 
<'fore  maturing  their  plan  / 

C\  340  Broad  Street. 


310 


ADVEIITISEMENTS. 


(Successor  to  J.  B.  Ward,)  t 

TIN  SMITH,  COPPER  SMITH,  AND  PLUMBER,  i 

148  Market  Street,  t 

Having  enlarged   his  premises,  is   fully   prepared     to  ( 
execute  all  work  that  may    be  entrusted   to   him   in  his  j 


}  line  of  business.     He  continues  the  sale  of 

I  ATWOOD'S  EMPIRE  HOT  AIR  COOKING  STOVE,  j 

\  Which  has  stood  without  an  equal  for  the  last  five  years  j 
^during  which  time  more  than  six  hundred  have  been  ^ 
(  sold  in  this  city.     He  is  sole  agent  for  * 

i  Culverts  Mot,  ^^ir  Furnaces,  t 

\         BEEBE'S  well  known  KITCHEN  RANGES,  \ 

J  MERKLEES  Do,  Do.  i 

i  EMPIRE  Do.  Do.  * 

J  Which  he  is  prepared  to  set  up  in  the  best  manner  i 
^  with  or  without  Hot  Water  Fixtures.     An  assortment  ofJ 

*  Parlor  0toocs  anb  (Urates,  / 

)         Will  always  be  kept   on   hand    together   with  i 

4  STOVES  FOR  STORES,  BED  ROOMS,  SHOPS.  ETC..  ETC.,     ^ 

By  an  arrangement  with  the  Newark  Aqueduct  Co.,| 
^ihe  is  authorised  to  lay  lead  pipes,  from  the  main,  andij 
|to  make  repairs  to  those  now  laid. 

O"  Pumps  of  every  variety  made  and  repaired 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


GENERAL  KITCHEN 


ir®\R 


a 


ELIASC.   BEAM, 

m"  302     REMEMBER     302,  .^ 

Broad  Street,   Newark,   N.  J.,  near  Market, 

Manufacturer  and  Dealer  in  Stoves  and  Tin  ware  of  every 

variety,  &c.,  &c. 

THE  PEOPLE'S  CHOICE, 

Hot  Air  and  Air  Tiglit  Cooking  Stoves,  a  very  superior 

arlicp. 

Uncle  Sam  Air  Tieht,  Rotary  Air  Tight, 

Mott's  Tabular  Quick  Oven,  Coal  Burners,  &c.,  <!jfC. 

A   GENERAL  ASSORTMENT 

BRITANNIA  &  PLATED  WARE, 

Urns,  Castors,  Lamps,  Spoons.  French  Coffee  Pots,  &c 

CUTLERY, 
Knives  and  Forks,  Pocket  Knives,  Scissors,  &c.,  &c. 

HOLLOW  WARE, 

Pots,  Kettles,  Frying  Pans,  Enamelled  Kettles,  &c,,  tSpc 

ENGLISH  AND  AMERICAN 

BRAg§  IITTK^BS. 

SITZ    BATHS    &     BATHING      TUBS,     all     sizes 

CEDAR  TUBS  AND  PAILS. 
A  large  assortment  of  Chest  and  Upright 

Also,    Anthony  and  Emerson's    Patent  Double    Acting 


f 


The  simplest  and  best  ever  invented.     (Warranted.) 
For  Sale,  Wholesale  and  Retail  at  302  Broad  street,  by 

ELIAS  C.  BEAM. 
^9* 


^312  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


x?at^ 


* 


D.  LiYNCH,; 

STOVE  DEALER, 

18Q     Bj^o  ad     Street, 
'a  few  doors  below  New,  opposite  the  Park,  Newark,  N.  J.' 

D.  LYNCH, 
'Respectfully  calls  the  attemion   of  the  Public  to  a  large*!' 


assortment  of 


And  warranted  in  every  respect, being  his  own  manufacture. 

and  made  expressly   for   family    use.     Also,    a   large 

assortment  of  STOVES,  viz  : 

AIR  TIGHT  COOKING  STOVES, 

CHAMPION  AIR  TIGHT, 

aUEEN   OF   THE    STATES, 

HALL  &  PARLOR   STOVES.  I 

Many  other  styles  of  Stoves  whicli  will  be  sold  at  the  lowestt 

possible  prices.     Call  and  examine  for  yourselves,  at        c 

D.  LYNCH'S  186  Broai-st.,  opposite  the  Parkj 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


343f 


JAMES  HAGUE, 

No.    330    Broad  Street    (old  stand.) 

[Continues  to  keep  his  usual  assortment  of  Stoves,  such  as^ 

Troy  Air  Tight  Cooking  Stove. 

Irving  "         "  •' 

Green  Mountain     "  •* 

Queen  "  " 

Stanley's  Parlor  Coal  Burner 

Morrison's         '•  " 

Various  Patterns  of  Wood  Stoves,  Cylinder    Stoves   &c. 

Knickerbocker  Ranges, 

Pierce's  '' 


^344  ADVEHTISKMENTS. 

iiiiiii^i  &  m., 

COPPER   SMITHS 

AND 

REMOVED  TO  NO.  20  MECHANIC  STREET. 
Knickerbocker,  Culver's,  "West's  Ranges. 

All  kinds  of  Copper  work  done  to 
order. 

Croton  Bath  Boilers   at  Wholesale 
or  Retail. 

PLUMBING, 

Baths,  Water  Closets,  Wash 
Basins,  Showers,  put  up  with 
HOT  &  COLD  WAT(:R. 
Kitchen  Ranges  of  any 
Patterns  in  the  Market  with 
or  without  Water   Fixtures. 

Hot      Air      Furnaces, 

Pumps,     Garden      En 

gines,  Fountains,  Hat- 
ters' Drum  on   Flat   Bottom.     Kettles    on 

hand  or 
made  to 
order  of 
every 
descrip- 
tion and 
size. 


ADVERTISKMENTS  345) 


io  /^o  m^^^ 


MANUFACTURER  OP 


^^ 


SPURS  m 

jSaddlery,  and  Coach  Hardware,^ 

MILITARY  &  HARNESS  ORNAMENTS, 

CSerman     0ilt)er    Jllountinge, 

FOR  THE  SPANISH  TRADE, 

lAT    THE  SIGN  OF  THE  GOLDEN    SPUR,c 

No.  208  Market  Street, 
NEWARK,  N.  J. 


Cj- 


Every  description  of  Mountings  Manufactured    c^vo 
to  order.  Ie2 


Sv^ 


8     IRON  FOUNDRY  &  MACHINE   SHOP.    ^ 

p  GEO.  H.  RENTON,         m 

IMACHINIST  &  FOUWDERJ 

MANUFACTURES 

IMPROVED    STEAM    ENGINES, 

AND  OTHER  MACHINERY, 

522    High,    near    Orange     Street.  ^ 

NEWARK,  N.  J.^ 


346 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 

SILVER  PLATERS  AlVD  BRASS  FOUNDERS, 

EAST  HAMILTON  AND  BRUEN  STREETS, 

Near  Market  Street  Rail  Road  Depot, 

fl^iiJfSJvVi    NEWARK,  N.  J. I 


jWhere  they  are  constantly  Manufacturing  Brass  TerretsJ 
jPad,  Saddle  and  Bolt  Hooks,  Pad  Screws,  Swivels,  GagB 
SChains,  Bands,  Handlesi  Hacnes,  Pad  Plates,  Dashes.B 
SCrcoper  Loops,  Trace  Buckles,  Collar  Loop  Buckles.B 
|Trace  Loops,  Silver  Terrets  and  hooks. 

Thankful  to  their  friends  for  the  liberal  patronage  theyj 
•have  received  during  the  past  year,  they  hope  by  strict  at- 
gtention  to  business  to  merit  a  continuance  of  their  favors., 

N.  B.  All  orders  in  their  line  thankfully  received  and| 
•puntually  attended  to. 


AUCTIONEER, 
JAMES  W.  SOUTHARD, 

Auctioneer,  85  Commerce  St. 
A  share  of  public  patronage  is  respectfully  solicited. 


i^^^^^-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


WAHD  &  PURCEI.L, 

mm 


MANUFACTURERS,  »> 

NO.     37RIVERSTREICT,  ^ 

iVear  the  Rail  Road  Depot,  ^ 

NEWARK,  N.  J.  ^ 

William  Ward,                                    John  C.  Purcell.  ^ 
^  Coach  Lamps  of  the  latest  and  most  fashionable  patterns.^ 

^         Engine  and  Hose  Carriage  Lamps  made  to  order.  ^ 

I      EAGLES  &LOCKWOOD,  >^ 


Wholesale  and  retail  Manufacturers  of 


of  every  description.     l6  Mechanic  st. 


.Alfred    Eagles,     ) 
[C.  N.  Lockwood.  } 


JORALEMON  &  FIELDING-, 

LOCK  MANUFACTURERS 


I    BELL  HANGERS,  JOBBING,  &C.,     ^ 

§<  No.  22  Mechanic   Street.  >» 

^  The   subscribers  inform  their  friends  and  the  public  w 

^         generally,  that  they  have  taken  the  above  place,  jW 

^            where  all  orders  will  be  thankfully  received  x!/ 

(^                           and  punctually  attended  to.  ^ 

<f  ALSO  »> 

I      PIANO  FORTJE  LOCKS,      | 

^Door  Plates,  House  Numbers,  Brands,   Stamps,   Pattern^ 
^  Letters  and  Figures.  ^ 

/(<John  P.  Joralemon,  Henry  Fielding. -^v^ 


3348 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


MATTHEW    ELY, 

Manufacturer     of     every     description     of 

FOR 

HOUSES,  CEMETERY  LOTS,  PARKS  &C. 

73  Mulberry  street. 

CYRUS  EDWARDS, 

Manufacturer  of 

jPlain  &  Ornamental  Iron  KailingJ 

For  Cemetery  Lots  of  various  patterns.  { 

Book  Safes,  Doors,  Iron  Sashes,  Shutters,  and  all  kindsl 
of  Iron  Haines,  and  Bedsteads.  | 

Rail  Road  Avenue,  near  Market  Street  Depot,       *^'*^ 

NEWARK,  N.  J. 

N.  B.     Persons  having  Lots  to  enclose  in  the  Cemeteryg 
will  find  it  to  their  advantage  to  call  as  above, 
g:^  All  kinds  of  Jobbing  done  at  the  shortest  notice. 

HAERISON,  PIERSON,  &  CO., 

Manufacturers  of 

A.  D.  CRANE'S  PATENT 

nmm^^  SiSm  mm  mmmB, 

THRASHERS,  &C. 

No.    84    Orange  Street, 


L.c8joseph  D  Hariison, 
^Nathan  W.  Pierson, 
KssWilliam  L.  Harrison. 


NEWARK,  N.  J. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


349i 


LONDON 


St  OS 


® 


JOHN  H.  PHIPPS, 

Begs  most  respectfully  to  inform  the  inhabitants  of  New- 
ark and  its  vicinity,  that  he  still  continues  the  Uphol- 
stery business  in  all  its  various  branches,  at  the 
Old  Stand, 
156  BROAD  STREET, 
And  solicits  the  continuance  of  their  patronage. 
'H^Rooms  papered  at  short  notice,  and  all  orders  prompt- 
ly attended  to. 


WILLIAM  W.  CUMBERLAND, 

AND 

MECHANIST. 

Plans,  Calculations,  Inventions,  Drawings,  Models,  and 
Descriptions  of  Machines  for  different  purposes  made  to 
order,  on  reasonable  Terms.  Information  given  in  re- 
gard to  the  most  approved  Machines  and  Processes  used 
in  the  Arts  and  the  Building  of  difficult  Machinery  su- 
perintended. He  has  had  much  experience  in  this  busi- 
ness and  respectfully  refers  to     ■ 

A.  Inslee  &  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J 
Stephen  Dodd.Esq.      " 

J.  C.  Fairbanks  &  Co.,  Elizabethport,  N.  J. 
C.  H.  Waterbury,  Esq.  "  " 

George  Birkbeck,  Jr.  New  York, 
Charles  M.  Keller,  Esq.     " 

B.  S.  Skates  &  Co.,  Mobile,  Ala, 
John  Cumberland,  Esq.        " 

Office.  No.  1  New  street  corner  Wall,  New  York. 
Residence,  No.  5  Bleeker  street,  Newark,  N.  J. 


""t350 


-^(^S^i 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


\} 


(MMa  mmmm 


3 


*". }» 


Manufacturer  of 


TBINGES,    GIMPS,    TASSELS, 


J 


Xilk  IJS 


"^ 


346  BROAD  STREET, 


(Up  stairs.) 


Newark,  N.  J. 


Carriage  trimmings,      fancy  tassels, 


Hammer    Cloth  -Fringes, 
fl)  Footman     Holders, 

(^Speaking    Trumpets, 
I  Hearse  Fringes. 


Spring  Tassels, 
Drapery   Tassels,  m 

Picture  Tassels,     (^ 
Hearse     Tassels. 


$^        Fancy  Dress  Trimmings  and  Buttons. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


\m  mmm 


j    CORNELIUS  HUGHES, 
Ho.   108    B  R  0  A  D    3  T  R  E  E  T  J 

I  (corner   OF  WASHINGTON  PLACE.)  |€» 

•Manufacturer  of    Spiral   Spring,   Hair  anJ   Husk   Mat-^,-| 

trasses,  Palliasler,  Feather  Beds,  &c.  ^J 

Best  Quality  Live  Geese  Feathers  Purified.  ^^ 

DZrSmall  Profits  and  Quicii  Sales  4Ig  ^n 

jUpholstering,  Paper  Hanging,  nriaUiug  and  laying  Carpets,^\i 

putting  down  Oil  Carpets,  Trinaming  Churches, Hang-     ^jA 

j        ing  Window  Shades,  &c.  punctually  attended  to        a^n 

j  and  in  the  neatest  manner.  ,  M» 

JN.B. — Renovating  Feather  Beds  and  cleaning  MattrasseSj'J^J 


Also,  C.  Hughes  has  the  Exclusive  Right  to 

Manufacture  and  sell  in  Essex  Co. 

O'NEIL'S  VALUABLE  PATENT  LOUi\GE. 

This   Lounge   is   simple,  durable    and   Cheap,  and    ms 

easily  be  so  elevated  and  depressed  as  to  bo  thrown 

in  any  desirable  shape  to  suit  the  comfort  of  the 

incumbent.     Tt  is  especially  adapted  to  re^ 

lieve  the  Sick  in  every  stage  of  disease 

or  fracture,  and  is  very  convenient 

for  a  casual  rest. 

It  is  something  New  and  Good,  and  the  Public  are 

invited  to  call  and  see  it. 


^352 


ADVERTISEMENTS, 


JOHNSON  BABBER, 


fc 


196  Broad  Street,  Morris  Buildings 


]  Mattrasses    and  Palliasters  | 

)of  every  description,  made  to  order  on  reasonable  terms.^ 
)  Also  constantly  on  hand  and  for  sale  (r 

]  LIVE  GEESE  EEATIERS,  | 

\  of  the  best  Quality.  ^ 


W    N  B.— UPHOLSTERING,   PAPER   HMGIIVG, 

%  Making  and  Laying  Carpets,  ! 

^IIAIVGING   WINDOW    SHADES,    FITTING    OILc 
^  CLOTHS,  &C.,  2 

^Z  Punctually    attended  to.  5 

vS)  O' A  Share  of  Public  Patronage  is  earnestly  solicited.  C 


JQSJS)' 

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m)^QJS9L^<239-39S>9^pi$9^ 

> 

o55x 

ADVIiUTlSEMENTS. 

)o: 


)o: 


353  5y 


BOOKSELLER    &    STATIONER, 
278  BROAD  STREET, 

(a  few  doors  above  market,) 

N  E  W  A  R  K ,  N  .  J  . 


(QKEEPS  CONSTANTLY  FOR  Sn.^E  \  LARGE  AND  i 
GENERAL  ASSORTMENT  OF  SCHOdL,  CLAS- 
SICAL. BLANKS  AND  MISCELLANEOUS 
BOOKS, 

AT    THE     LOWEST    PRICES, 

o        BLANK    BOOKS 

OF  EVERY   DESCRIPTION, 

^0n  hand,  or  Ruled  and  Bound  to  any   Pattern  the  Pur-^ 
^  chaser  may  require, 

J     '  TOGETHER    WIIH  AN 

^EXTENSIVE  VARIETY  OF  STATIONERY- 

) 

^  MUSIC  AND  INSTRUCTION   BOOKS 

:^     FOR  TBE  PIANO  FURNISHED  TO  ORDER. 


BOOKBINDING 


Executed  in  a  Superior  manner,  and  at  Short  Notice. 

>BOOK     AND     JOB     PRINTING 

Having  a  Good  Assortment  of  materials,  he  is  pre« 
pared  to  execute  Books,  Pamphlefs,  Cards,  Hand- 
bills, Bills  of  Lading,  CircularSr Labels, 
Blanks,  and 

PRINTING    OF   EVERY    DESCRIPTION, 

WITH  NEATNESS  AND  DESPATCH. 


fm 


iS;")!  ADVLujii 


ISAAC  McILVAINE, 

121  MARKET  STREET. 

STHr  books  of  Carter,  Dodd,  Sunday  School  Union  and 
Tract  Society,  are  constantly  kept  or  procured.  Books 
for  Children  are  carefully  selected  :  also,  Bibles, 
Prayer  Books,  Psalms  and  Hymns,  School 
Blank  and  Miscellaneous  Books.     A  se- 
lect assortment  of  Fancy  Stationery 
with  Pens,  Ink  and  Paper.     It 
will  be  his  pleasure  to  exhibit  to  his  fiiends 
and  the  public  for  low  pi  ices  and  present  payment. 


THE  Subscriber,  (late  of  Philadelpliia)  has  recently 
(ifitled  up  the  Store  196  Broad-st  ,  (Morris  Buildings,)  for 
Elbe  furnishing  of 

Plaiis  and  Dccr,rative  Wall  Papers, 

isuitable  for  Parlors,  Halls,  Dining  Rooms,  Vestibules 
^Cottages,  Churclies,  Banks,  Lodges,  Division  Rooms,  &c 
^In  the  assortment  are  to   be  found  Gilt  and    Satin 


ufor  Parlors,  &c. 


papers 


m 

^      Imitations  of  Garble,  Oak,  Birch',  Pine,  and  Panels 

^for  Halls,  Churches,  Banks,  &o. ;  Grecian  and  Gothic 
^styles  for  Cottages — also  a  large  assortment  for  Chimney 
^Ornaments,  Linen,  Oil  and  Paper 

WINDOW  SHADES, 

iPapers  put  up  in  the  best  manner  in  the  City  or  Country 
WILLIAM  W  CANSLER. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 

WM,  PEMBERTON. 

Manufacturer  of 

^I60,  IJlater's  Bras^fef, 

AND    SILVER    AND    BRASS    SOLDERS, 
No.  5i  Fair  Street,  Newark,  N.  J. 

T.TirioiTON, 

Manufacturers   of   the   Highly    Celebrated 

SODA  OR  MINERAL 

'wmr  jm^  rm:^ ':iEi 

Put  up  in  Bottles  bearing  their  name.  I 

129  Broad  Street.f 

C.  E.  WILLIS, 

Superintendent  of  the  Newark  and  New  York  Express,  old» 
Line.  Offices,  1  Mechanic  St.,  Newark,  and  58  Wil- 
liam St  ,  New  York.     Residence,  14  Kinney  St,  Newark. 


(DAMFTTOWH    §TA.m. 


iLeaves  Budd's  Camptown,  at  7  o'clock,  A.  M.  and  1  P.  M.' 
jLeave  Wyckoff's  (City  Hotel)  Newark  at  10  A.  M.  and! 
|6  P.  M. 

E.  S.  LOOKER. 


1356  ADVEKTISKMEMS. 


wm%  I.  mum, 


WHOLESALE  AND   RETAIL  DEALER  IN 


FOREIGN  WmES  &  SPIRITS,  | 

NO.  29  FAIR  STREET, 


NEWARK,  N.  J. 

KConslantly'on  hand,  Brandy,    Meder's  Swan  Gin,   Irish.j^ 
g     Scotch  and    Monongahela    Whiskey,    St  Croix  and 
Jamaica  Rum,  Port,  Madeira,  Malaga  and  Cham- 
pagne Wines,  Losey's  Bitters,  Philadelphia 
Porter,  Pale  Ale,  &c.,  &c. 


GEORGE    WARD, 

WHOLESALE   AND    RETAIL    DEALER  IN 

Foreign  Wines  &  Spirits,! 

366   BROAD    STREET,  ^~^ 

(corner  of   WILUAM,) 

Constantly  on  hand    Brandies  of   all  qualities,    Medor'sf 
Swan  Gin,  Irish,  Scotch    and    Monongahela  Whis- 
key, St  Croix  and  Jamaica  Rum,  Port, 
Madeira,  Mafaga  and  Champagne 

Wines,  Losey's  Bitters,  Phil- 
delphia  Porter,  Pale  Alei  &c.  &c. 


357 

ADVERTISEMENT. 


This,  my  seventeenth  edition  of  the  Newark  City  Direc- 
TORV,  comes  forth  in  good  and  reasonable  time,  notwith- 
Btanding  the  labor  and  expense  is  double  now,  to  what  it 
was  i  n  1842,  and  without  a  corresponding  increase  of  sale?, 
which  I  ought  to  expect.  There  were  9,000  names  last 
year,  and  36,000  inhabitants.  This  year  there  are  10,000 
names  and  40,000  inhabitants — allowing  (as  usual}  four 
persons  to  a  name,  (tvhich  is  the  true  ratio.)  There  were 
built,  from  the  1st  of  April,  1850,  to  the  1st  of  April,  1851, 
over  Jive  hundred  buildings  of  various  kinds — among  which 
were  three  churches,  viz  :  the  7ih  (High-st.)  Presbyterian, 
197  High,  Rev.  Daniel  W  Poor,  Pastor;  2nd  (South) 
Baptist,  42  Kinney-st.,  Rev.  Dr.  William  Hague,  Pastor; 
6lh  Methodist  (Central)  181  Market,  Rev.  Joseph  B  Wake- 
ley,  Pastor;  a/7  of  which  now  number  fortt/ — ^just  one 
church  for  everv  thousand  inhabitants.  In  1836  the  city 
census  was  I9,7"32 ;  in  1840,  U.  S.  census,  17,202 ;  in  1845, 
city  census,  25,433,  at  which  time  there  were  775  more 
females  than  males;  in  1850,  U.  S.  census,  38,894 — and 
by  a  supplement  to  the  City  Charter,  passed  at  the  recent 
session  of  the  Legislature,  two  new  Wards  were  created 
out  of  portions  of  the  North,  West,  and  South  Wards — 
and  the  Assistant  Marshalls  for  taking  the  census  in  this 
city,  have  carefully  examined  the  census  returns,  and  have 
ascertained,  with  great  exactness,  the  population  of  the 
several  Districts,  or  Wards,  representing  the  bounds  of  the 
city  of  Newark,  as  hereafter  constituted,  viz:  East  Ward, 
6,172;  Fifth  Ward,  4,597;  North  Ward,  5,750;  Seventh 
Ward,  4,920,  Sixth  Ward,  3,349;  South  Ward,  7,658; 
West  Ward,  6,448— total  3S,S94  In  1836  the  buildings  of 
wood,  brick,  or  stone,  were  2,300 ;  1845  the  dwelling 
houses  were  3,812  ;  1850  the  dwellings  were  5,106 — mak- 
ing an  average  of  just  200  buildings  erected  yearly  for 
the  last  fouiteen  years.  I  gave  early  notice  that  I  was 
printing  all  before  and  after  the  names,  and  that  all  those 
interested  in  that  portion  of  my  Directory  to  see  to  it.  that 
all  was  right,  and  if  not,  to  tell  me — and  if  ihey  wished 
their  advertisement  discontinued,  to  tell  me,  so  that  I 
hold  all  good  for  pay  who  did  not  tell  me  in  lime  ;  and  if 
any  one  Jeivs  me  out  of  pai/  for  their  advertisement,  they 
will  never  have  the  chance  again,  and  must  not  expect  any 
more  favors  of  the  kind  until  all  arrearages  are  paid  up 
in  full.  My  Seventeenth  Edition  is  now  ready  for  sale, 
and  all  that  remains  is  for  the  citizens  to  buy  and  pay  for 
them  on  delivery,  or  they  may  WHISTLE  for  the  next 
DIRECTORY. 

May  16,  1851.  B.  T.  PIERSON. 


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Acccnntants 46 

Agents  Commercial,  (Front  Pink) 20 

Agcn's  in  General 46 

Agriculmral  Tools 336 

Aqueduct  Company 50 

Asylums 51 

Attorneys 300-30 1-30-2-303-304 

Auctioneers  (Front  Pink  3) 346 

Axle  Manufacturers 220-335 

Bakers 294 

Banks 40-41-43 

Bell  Hanging 2;)3-:i47 

Book  binders,  (Front  Pink) 1 

Bookbinders  tools,  (Front  Pink) ..  4-5 

Boot  and  Shoe  Store  and  manufactories 277-278  279 

Bow  Manufacturers 337 

Box  Manufaciureis 315 

Brass  Foundries 281-291-293-336-346 

Buckle  Manufacturers,  (Front  Pink) 7-8 

Builders  Master 310-311-313 

Buildings  in  1850-51 37 

B  utchers 318 

Cabinet  Manufacturers    284 

Cap  and  Hat  Manufacturers 274-273 

Cap  and  Collar  Manufacturers 276 

Carpenters' Tools 335 

Carpet  Store« 267 

Carriage  Manufacturers 288 

Census  for  1850 , 36 

Chair  Manufacturers 285 

Churches 54 

City  Government  322 

Clock  and  Watch  Makers,. ..  (Front  Pink  Leaves)..  13- 14-15 

Clothiers 272-273 

Coach  and  Ladies  Lace  Manufacturer ^9 

Coach  Lamp  Manufaciurers 281-347 

Couch  and  Wagon  Manufaciurers 288 

Coal  and  Wood  Dealeis 320-321 

Coffin  Ware  Rooms,  (Front  Pink  6) 284 

Collar  and  Whip  Manufacturers 280  i81 

Commissioners  of  Deeds ,  ..46-305 

Committees  Standing 323 

Confectionery  Manufacturers  (Front  Pink  Leaf)  . .  20 

Congress  Meets 39 

Constables 322 

Conveyancers 305 

Coopers 307 

Coiset  and  Shoulder  Brace  maker 276 

Croclery  Stores 307 

Court  Supreme 38-39 

Deaths  in  1850  and  in  12  years 31-37 

Dentists 324 

Die  Sinker . ..    336 

Doctors'  List 324 

Druggists 287 

Dry  Goods 261-262-263 

Eating  Houses 316 

Edge  tool  Manufacturers 291 


INDEX.  359 

Election  Day 39 

Engravers  (Front  Pink  4  5) 281 

Easiravers  Steel  Plate  Manufacturer 337 

Ess'ex  Co.  Society  Agricultural  and  Horticultural 50 

Executive  of  New  Jersey 3-3,33 

Expresses • 355 

Female  Charitable  Society 34 

Fire  Department 53 

Fly  Nets  Manufacturers 289-350 

Foundries,  Malleable,  and  others 293 

FurBlower 275 

Fur.  Store 275 

Furnishing  Ware  Houses  f  Front  Pink  6)    ..     . .  2G7-284-285 

Furniture  New  and  Second  Hand,     284 

Gas  Light  Company 49 

Gun  Smith   315 

Greeks.  (Front  Pink  Leat  18) 264-2G5-2u6 

Hardware  saddlery 281-336-345-346 

Hardware  Stores  ..      268 

Harness  Furniture 281-336-345-346 

Harness  Manufacturers - 280-281 

Hat  and  Cap  "Manufacturers ..274-275 

Historical  Society.  (Front  Pink) 1 

Hotels 308 

Horse  Power  Machines / 348 

House  Keepers'  Goods,  (Front  Pink  6) 267-284-285 

ice  Dealer ....    ..   317 

<ndia  Rubber  Goods,  (Front  Pink) 3 

.nsurance  Companies 43-44-45-46-47-48 

ntermenis  for  1830 3i 

iron  Stores -.    ..  268 

Jewelers  Manufacturing 2S2-283 

fcwelry  Stores  (Front  Pink) 13-14-15 

Lace  lur  Coaches  and  Ladies 259-350 

Lamp  Manufacturers 291 

Last  Maauiaciurers     279 

Lawyers 300-301-302-303-304 

Leather  and  Oil  Dealers 3l9 

Legislature    Meets 39 

Levels  Sjiirit 335 

Library  Association,  (Front  Piak) 1 

Lime  and  Cement   Cos 239 

Liquor  Dealers 356 

Livery  Siables 309 

Lock  Manulactnrsrs 291-293 

Looking  Glass  Manufacturers  (Front  Pink  8) 267 

Lumber  Merchants 313-314 

Machinisis 2S0-324-333-349 

Male  t:ociciy  for   the  Poor ,.     ..     ..35 

Ma! Icabie  Ircn  Foundries , 292 

Marble  and  S:one  Cutters 328 

Masons'   Materials 314 

Milliners , 295 

Millwright  Iron  Work 2P3 

Morocco  Dressers  ..     ,.    319 

Morris  and  E-sex  Rail  Road .327 

Music  Teachers  (Fi  one  Pink  2) 317 

New  Jersey  Executive 32-33 


360  INDEX. 

Nurses  List 325 

Painters,  Portrait,  Fancy,  House  and  sign 296-297-332-333 

Paper  Hangings 354 

Plane  Manufacturers 315 

Platers  Gold,  Silver,  Brass,  Wire  and  Metal 281-355 

Population  of  Newark     37 

-Printers    ". 52 

Pump  Manufacturers    306-309 

Railing  makers 348 

Rail  Road  Morris  and  Essex 327 

Refectories 316 

Refrigerators 315 

Saddle  arid  Harness  Manufacturers ^-281 

Sash  and  Blind  Manufacturers 236-297 

Saw  Filers 315 

School  Newark 305 

Shirt  Manufacturers    276 

Shoe  Manufacturers 277-278-279 

Soda  Water  Manufacturers,  (Front  Pink)    20-355 

Spectacle  Manufacturers 281 

Spirit  Level  Manufacturers 335 

Spoke  Turner 2(50-337 

Spring,  Step  and  Axle  Manufacturers 335 

Stage  Camptown 355 

S  air  Rod  Manufacturer 281 

S  a!  ioners  and  Binders,  (Front  Pink  1) 353-354 

Steam  Boat  Passaic 326 

Steel  Plate  Manufacturers 337 

Stock  and  Collar  Manufacturers 276 

Slocking,  Shirt  and  Drawers 276 

Stone  and  Marble  Cuiters 328 

Stove  and  Tin  Dealers 270-271-338-339-340-341-342-343 

Su  rveyors 305 

Suspender  Manufacturers  (Front  Pink  ) 7 

Table  Knife  Manufacturer 337 

Tailors   Merchant,  (Front  pink  9-10-11- 12  )    273 

Tavlor  Zachary,  in  memory  of 329 

Till  and  Stove  Manufacturers  270-271-338-339-340-341-342-343 

Tobacconist  (Front  Pink) 19 

Tools  Agricultural 336 

Tools  Carpenter  and  Shoemaker  (Front  Pink  4) 335 

To  vn  Meeting 39 

Trunk  Rivet  Manufacturer  (Front  Pink) 8 

Trunk  and  Valise  Mr'nufacuirers    280-281-306 

Umbrella  Manufacturer 276 

UnderlrJters,   298-299 

Upholiterers 340-350-331-352 

Varnish  Manufacturer? 330-331-332 

Wa.'jon  and  Coach  Manufacturers 288 

Watch  Case  and  Dial  Manufacturers 282 

Watch  and  Clock  Manu}acturers(Front  Pink) 13-14-15 

Wesleyaiilnstitute,  (Front  Pink) lG-17 

Whip  and  Collar  Manufacturers 280-'^8l 

Wood  and  Coal  Dra'crs 320-321 

Wool  Dealers 319 


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